35 - 40 F here in Icy Hollow tonight.
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Good time for a test run.
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Good time for a test run.
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kennyp2339
Minister of Fire
39 here this morning, house is down to 65 but it should recover by late morning, I generally love this time of year, cooler nights = better sleep for me and more ambition to do things outside, also the mosquitos are finally gone
EbS-P
Minister of Fire
They never left us last winter it seemed. AC still cycling here. Yard work is seemingly possible after 10am.
Agree that it’s a great time of year!
SpaceBus
Minister of Fire
I have tried, BG, I have tried. She cut her teeth on the13, with pine & mixed hardwoods.... she's got a clue
It was 37F here this morning...I LOVE these cooler temps!
Hubby and I have a tradition of not turning on the furnace until we get "really close" to
Thanksgiving (because the first year of renovations the furnace didn't arrive until the 2nd week
of Nov! LOL)
I wish I was home today to light up our burner!
Hubby and I have a tradition of not turning on the furnace until we get "really close" to
Thanksgiving (because the first year of renovations the furnace didn't arrive until the 2nd week
of Nov! LOL)
I wish I was home today to light up our burner!
SpaceBus
Minister of Fire
Looks like it's the season for morning cookstove fires. I lit the stove this morning after feeding the chickens.
Back to 75 F here today. This morning 52. A sweater and waiting for the sun to help was enough. (Watching baseball of my son was cold though at 9 ...) No electrons needed yet.
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