Keeping wood out of the snow

[NDtreehugger]

Good wood sheds and there location

 

[Buckethead]

Yikes! Looks like you have WAY too much snow still. Looks like a great setup for your firewood! It's a nice feeling knowing that next years wood is ready to go.

How long will the four cord last you?

 

[clutch25]

Wow! Looks like it did around Fargo until this last warm snap...now if the snow in the MN lakes country would drop a little, I could get my truck to the trees!

 

[wdchuck]

It's good that you maintain a clear path to the bbq too.

 

[thejdman04]

Nice pics

 

[WSJchester]

The REAL secret to keeping wood out of the snow? Move south.

 

[Steve_in_SEMich]

So how's it going in Minot? Lived there for four years, loved every minute of it. Talked with a friend that lives south of town, down from the Pour Farm about 5 miles, east of 83 last night. Said he's got more snow than he's ever seen. The good news is that it's been extremely cold this year, too. Uff-da. He said it's been hard to run the bird dog, other than around in the driveway. Glad to see you're prepared for keeping warm.

We finally got a warm spell last week and melted most of what we had, allowing us to take down some of the dead ash trees for next season's burn. Note to self: Don't cut down 6 trees if your back is only capable of bucking, trimming, moving, stalking, etc. 2 trees in one day. Ouch! As my pharmacist cousin preaches, " Better living thru Chemistry".

Hope the deer & pheasants numbers aren't hit too hard with the winter you've had.

 

[woodbooga]

I've always had a lot of respect for the Dakotans/Minnesotans. I've always thought, boy as cold as it gets here, it's colder over there. Except this year. Can't remember a winter recently where we've had such a combination of moisture and below-zero temps.