Firewood frosting
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swagler85
Minister of Fire
bogydave
Minister of Fire
is that frosting vanilla flavored? I'm partial to the butter-creme frosting myself.
you DO know to stay away from the yellow frosting, right?
you DO know to stay away from the yellow frosting, right?
Ralphie Boy
Minister of Fire
The last time Kentycky got half that much snow, the entire state shut down for a week! No kidding!
Blue2ndaries
Minister of Fire
Cool photo 711. That end cross-stack looks like it is giving it all it's got to hold the end of the line.
red oak
Minister of Fire
is that frosting vanilla flavored? I'm partial to the butter-creme frosting myself.
you DO know to stay away from the yellow frosting, right?
Ralphie Boy
Minister of Fire
I did once. We lived in Up-state New York, Columbia county, for just over a yeat. Had 4" of smow on May Day! Yuck, that's just too late!
firefighterjake
Minister of Fire
is that frosting vanilla flavored? I'm partial to the butter-creme frosting myself.
you DO know to stay away from the yellow frosting, right?
Now you're just being foolish Scotty . . . everyone knows that this is maple syrup flavored frosting.
I don't know, Jake. It may have to come down to a taste test.......Now you're just being foolish Scotty . . . everyone knows that this is maple syrup flavored frosting.
Who wants to be the guinea pig?? NOT ME!!
albert1029
Feeling the Heat
If by "gone", you mean melted of it's own accord, I afraid that may be a bit optimistic.It'll be gone by mid April
When's spring typically arrive in your neck of the woods, 711mhw? Around Memorial Day?
bogydave
Minister of Fire
If by "gone", you mean melted of it's own accord, I afraid that may be a bit optimistic.
I'm always " a bit optimistic" . Mid April we have 15 hours of sun
We'll be outside in "T" shirts then, regardless of the temperature.
But yea, some of the snow drifts & piles may be hanging around still then.
Each year is a bit different.
colin.p
Burning Hunk
is that frosting vanilla flavored? I'm partial to the butter-creme frosting myself.
you DO know to stay away from the yellow frosting, right?
To loosely quote Frank Zappa "Don't go where those huskys go, and don't you eat that yellow snow"
If by "gone", you mean melted of it's own accord, I afraid that may be a bit optimistic.
When's spring typically arrive in your neck of the woods, 711mhw? Around Memorial Day?
Near 40* today, and the next few they say! Ya never know!
This reminds me of a beer advertisement that was floating around on youtube.
I'll have to find the link. Its not really related to wood harvesting...or stacking but then again it is.
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