What if it Snows?

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In defiance!

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So even Dave can sport one if he so chooses.

 

About 18 years after they showed it, I still want one of these.

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Cascadia / Landstar life

 

I was going to tell you about a hidey hole between Dayton and Waitsburg, but that ruined it.

 

Yeah it's alot of work for sure, but I enjoy it... mostly. It forces me to get outside, sometimes I need some motivation to get off the couch... Lol

That's about what I figure aswell. This house is VERY well insulated. My last house (an ancient trailer house) was not insulated worth a ####, it took 6 to 10 cord to get through a winter.

I figure this load of logs should last at least 5 years, maybe 6 if a few are mild winters. If I work a little on the firewood each weekend I should have most, if not all, I need for this winter split and stacked by the 15th of October.

 

Cottonwood or poplar? Both burn really hot, but leave alot of ash behind. And they take an eternity to properly dry. I used to throw a half green piece of cottonwood in with the pine when I stoaked the fire before going to bed at night. 9 times out of 10 there would still be a good lump of coals from that log left when I got up the next morning. Made the morning stoak alot easier and faster.

 

You know your Wood. It's a Cottonwood that blew over. I don't burn wood anymore. Just give it to neighbors. So easy to turn the Propane stove on.

 

Wood has been my sole heating sourse for nearly 10 years. Cottonwood is a ##### to split too... In fact, I'd say it doesnt split... It tears. A hydraulic splitter is an absolute must if one plans on splitting more than a few small pieces of that stuff.