just a few miles away in Nassau. Started with 4 and down to 1/3.
We'll go thru a lot this weekend
Getting really hard to get new wood into the garage
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just a few miles away in Nassau. Started with 4 and down to 1/3.
We'll go thru a lot this weekend
Hogwildz
Minister of Fire
I stack under the deck on the back porch, a 6' W x 12' L x 6' H, and that gets me through the winter.
Works for me, and doesn't come close to taking up the space of a garage bay.
Do what works for you. My setup works great for me.
Plow Boy
Feeling the Heat
Wow, u guys have it rough. The only thing I have to worry about when getting wood is where my boys are at so they can help lol
7acres
Minister of Fire
Build a woodshed out there.
I still have to deal with clearing a path through the snow, but I'd have to clear that path anyway, at least the wood stays nice and dry in the shed.
And I thought I was toughing it out when it's 19F and I need to scurry out to the covered front porch in my boxers to get a bundle of wood.
velvetfoot
Minister of Fire
Hi neighbor. Yep. -10 up here on the hill this morning. Had a power outage last night that luckily lasted only 2 hours.
firefighterjake
Minister of Fire
Winters like this one are why I love my woodshed.
I should post a pic of my back yard. The snow, combined with all the snow that has come off the back roof, has made it so that the back porch steps are buried . . . I now have a slight incline of packed down snow leading from my back porch to the woodshed.
I should post a pic of my back yard. The snow, combined with all the snow that has come off the back roof, has made it so that the back porch steps are buried . . . I now have a slight incline of packed down snow leading from my back porch to the woodshed.
Lumber-Jack
Minister of Fire
Studdlygoof
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Just stacked about two cords under my deck today. Could fit about two more. Thinking about putting corregated roofing under the deck and doing away with the tarp
Hogwildz
Minister of Fire
2 cords should get you through.
I put a canvas tarp on top of the deck boards above. Keep 90% of the water out, a few runs & drips here and there, but not enough to effect the wood burning.
I put a canvas tarp on top of the deck boards above. Keep 90% of the water out, a few runs & drips here and there, but not enough to effect the wood burning.
Knots
Minister of Fire
I dove in yesterday to get the rest of the winter's supply out before the storm. Sure feels good to have that wood in the basement now.
This was the best I could do this year. I'll have a better set-up for next season.
This was the best I could do this year. I'll have a better set-up for next season.
Got another 10 inches on Saturday, crazy winds last night and this morning. Its a good thing i like winter! going to attempt to clear the 3-4 feet off the roof after work tonight. wish me luck
In-between my rows of 2015-2016 wood.
The high roof still needs to be cleared
In-between my rows of 2015-2016 wood.
The high roof still needs to be cleared
Knots
Minister of Fire
Hogwildz
Minister of Fire
Knots
Minister of Fire
oh he Loves it, he runs around eating it non-stop. dont know how he doesnt get a brain freeze.
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