We haven't had a fire in about two weeks now, It did get cold a couple of days after we let it go out. Roughed it out though, Turned the thermostat up more.lol
Never a month without some burning here. A lesser kind of climate than Mt Washington, up the road from WoodB in NH. The summit will have snow every month, no exceptions. For us in Downeast Maine, a summer rain or fog will get to the 40's F.
We did Winter Mountaineering and Snow Shelter workshops for the AMC(Appalachian Moutain Club) on Mt Washington. Temps at the base camp at Pinkham Notch were often 30-50 degrees warmer than the upper ravines or summit, winter or summer. New students (adults) often couldn't understand why their gear had to be checked before climbing up for the night.
A nice ride in summer is the Mt Washington Auto Road, or the Cog Railway. WoodB knows all about these....ask.
Meh.....
That Nasty Manitou always gets a last shot in....after lulling people into not paying attention.
Go ahead, put the snow blower away, take the plow off the truck and plant the garden early.LOL!!!
Stay safe!
Dingeryote
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Funny that. I spent about 10 seconds looking at the snowblower last night. Had a passing notion to run down the gas and put her away. But there's a passage in ole Murphy's legal primer that pursuaded me to hold off.
....still burning in north central Mn.
Our lakes are just loosing their ice.
Hit the switch this morning.I've had enough,if I had waited until 4/6 it would have been exactly half a year of burning.
Im going to keep burning til 5/1 .I got a bunch of knarly crotched wood yet,that doesnt stack at all,i wanna burn up,and I hate to hear that oil burner run,it just kills me....
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