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It's about 35 out with some rain so I started a fire with some soft maple.
 
It was 36.7 this morning, we turned on the propane fireplace for some quick heat.
 
load of honet locust, 24f out side
 
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We had 31 this morning, we used the propane fireplace while having coffee. Tonight they're calling for a low of 27 so we'll burn the rest of the ironwood (3 splits) and some cherry and maple.
 
Before supper I made a fire with with some smaller cherry splits, I'll had a few more cherry rounds in a couple of minutes which should give me some nice coals for the last (hopefully) overnight fire of the season.
 
I burned small Balsam fir fires most of the day yesterday and today with the wind and rain. Tomorrow will probably just be a small fire in the morning and evening.
 
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It was 27 this morning with some temps hitting 53 in spots but back here in the pines it's still 44, the stove is cold.
 
To-Day nice and sunny no wind Temp. 19::C
Thursday to Monday WET and COLD
Fire will be on !!!
 
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johneh said:
To-Day nice and sunny no wind Temp. 19::C
Thursday to Monday WET and COLD
Fire will be on !!!
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I'm not sure if we'll hit the high forecast of 59 but the 55 with a low of 39 feels nice. Tomorrow I'll get some stacking in before we get a bunch of rain.
 
We had 41 this morning so we gave the house a quick 3 minute blast from the furnace, our wood stove should be done until the third week of September.
 
We had a morning fire and now I'm warming the house back up. It hit 54 today, but not much solar gain on the house. I was outside most of the day, but the house started at 73 when I went out and was 64 when I came back in.
 
We had 56.3 this morning, that felt nice.
 
Still experimenting with pine, 38 outside, 85 in the house. Was curious as to what kind of burn time I could get on pine with air control rod half open.
 
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We had 38 this morning so we went with a propane fire, I did see that we have ten splits in the basement so the question is do I burn them or take them back out.
 
thewoodlands said:
We had 38 this morning so we went with a propane fire, I did see that we have ten splits in the basement so the question is do I burn them or take them back out.
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Burn them. Sometimes I think about putting one of those really small propane fireplaces in our bathroom.
 
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thewoodlands said:
We had 38 this morning so we went with a propane fire, I did see that we have ten splits in the basement so the question is do I burn them or take them back out.
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Name change, Pen? Or am I delusional? :)
 
Some ashes, paper towels from cleaning stove room windows (swapped out insulated curtains for sheers () ), a cardboard pasta box, some newspaper, and a Super Cedar wrapper.

All unlit ;)
 
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Dix said:
Delusional works, and I remember Zap :)
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It finally stopped raining so maybe tomorrow I can get back stacking, how's everything in Long Island?

I'm not sure if you're a hockey fan but the Islanders looked great the first series.
 
It's 45 this morning so we had a propane fire this morning.
 
sweedish said:
high of 72 today and sunny, nothing but ash, and I couldn’t be happier after this past week of rain
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It was nice here too @sweedish , it's drying up pretty good back here in the woods but if you live on the water in a low area things might get worse.
 
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