Who is still burning

[AIM]

Yep I believe I'm done here in northwest Ohio. Time for campfires now. Well, at least once it dries up a little I'll have campfires.

 

[crowbuster]

Me to, let mine go out last nite. 90's all week did me in.

 

[woodhaven]

Finally warmed up around here, haven't had a fire in a week or so now. I think it is safe to say I am done until the fall.:msp_smile:

 

[woodhaven]

Well I guess I was wrong! I've had a fire in the living room insert three evenings in a row now. It's been very cool and raining again, calling for 20 tomorrow though, so things are looking up!

 

[Axe Man]

Not tonight, but the last 3 we've had a fire going after taking a week off. Hopefully that's it for the year, otherwise I don't know if I have enough wood for the summer.

 

[woodbooga]

Last couple excluding this eve. No biggie. Burn up chips and crumbs on the floor of the woodbarn. Clean things up and save a few days of cooking with gas.

Cool weather earlier in the week was good for gathering 2012-13s supply.

 

[Iron Head]

The wood stove is on now.
59F outside, 72F inside.
And summer is only a few days away.

Must be global warming.

 

[turnkey4099]

Still burning. I think there has been only one 24 hr period without a fire at some time. Been burning 24 hrs/day for the past several and wx report says will be doing it again tomorrow (60s/40s)

Using off a pile of very old Willow.

Harry K

 

[slowp]

I'm thinking about it.

 

[Boogieman142]

just insulated my attic this spring plus re-insulated 1 of my main walls, done burning till fall.

 

[mtngun]

35 degrees here this morning. Still burning in the morning and in the evening, not necessarily all day.

 

[Big_Al]

I was thinking about it here too, 40 & 60's. Then i got up and remembered I had stove and chimney apart for their spring cleaning.
Guess I just throw on a flannnel shirt today.

 

[turnkey4099]

Just back with a load of locust, step into one nice, warm house. Worked 4 hours cutting/loading/piling brush wearing a shirt/pants and never broke a sweat. Dunno the temp but would be surprised if it was much above hi 50s.

Harry K

 

[forestryworks]

105 here yesterday. Burning pretty good I'd say

 

[redheadwoodshed]

Wow, it's the 18th of June and we've had 10 or 11 days 100 degrees or more.Good drying weather, but a little warm for a fire.You nawthuners should enjoy your weather, I would love to need a fire right now!:biggrin:

 

[mtngun]

High today was 44 degrees. Yep, still burning.

 

[Cedarkerf]

Yup cold and pouring down rain

 

[AIM]

High today was 44 degrees. Yep, still burning.

I gotta question for ya...

WHAT do you burn?

 

[mtngun]

I gotta question for ya...

WHAT do you burn?

Dried cow pies ? :msp_biggrin:

Trees grow on the north slopes. Douglas Fir is the preferred firewood, but I burn a little ponderosa pine, too, just because it's plentiful.

42 degrees this morning. Wood stove feels nice.

 

[artbaldoni]

Still burning the OWB for DHW only. Had to quit for a couple weeks while the weather was nice and we had the windows open. Oil boiler fired up for hot water and I totally freaked out while I watched the tank level drop!! A/C on now, windows closed, OWB fired. Burning small limb wood and junk not fit for winter but I'm too cheap to put it on the brush pile. Getting 3 days per load. Life is good again.:msp_biggrin: