Build it, and they will use it for whatever

As the mountain pine bark beetle continues to devastate Colorado forests, they are leaving behind massive piles of crappy wood. What to do with it all?
The Eye sees using it as a fuel source as a simple and guilt-free option. But two men in Fort Collins have come up with an idea that is both functional and a tongue-in-cheek reference to the waste material.
Roger Corliss, owner of Aspen Creations, and John Smock, who works with Corliss from time to time, are using the rough-cut pine purchased from The Forks Lumber Co. in LaPorte to…