Woke up to 68 degrees in the house and our first frost. Gas furnace is running now. Won't be much longer and the wife will be asking for a fire. Time for me to make some kin'lin.
A touch of frost
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It's pretty nippy out there this morning but no frost. 30 degrees expected tonight. We've had several frost but this sounds like an out and out freeze.
Yeah, Weather Underground shows the over night temps hovering around the freezing mark here in Northern Detroit................ 
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I hope this does not indicate what our Winter 2009/2010 will be like?
hh:I hope this does not indicate what our Winter 2009/2010 will be like?
We had the killing frost this morning, growing season is over. 29°F Usually we get it the 1st or 2nd week of October, so a little early this year but pretty close.
It got down into the upper 40s here last night. It was 67F downstairs, so light built a small (gasp) PINE fire this morning in the Endeavor. I put some touch up paint on the stovetop about 3 weeks ago to cover the two water marks we got in our leak last November. I wanted to cure that paint a little before the real burning commences. Also, fires are fun and warm. But that had nothing to do with it. No sir. This was a purely technical fire. :coolgrin:
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