In the house: wood comes in as needed from the covered area on the back of the house (2-3 cord). We put the carrier load in an old copper laundry kettle next to the hearth. If I'm the one who loads the stove at night I always bring in wood for the morning; the spousal unit isn't nearly as assiduous. But since I leave before he does and usually retire to bed before he does I don't much care about the wood supply for the morning.
In the studio: woodbox (large plastic storage container) is always refilled as it's emptied (MY domain). It holds about 3 days worth of wood. The wood supply for that stove is farther away and requires some snow blowing for easy access. I like to be prepared for crummy weather. It's a "girl thing", I guess.
In the studio: woodbox (large plastic storage container) is always refilled as it's emptied (MY domain). It holds about 3 days worth of wood. The wood supply for that stove is farther away and requires some snow blowing for easy access. I like to be prepared for crummy weather. It's a "girl thing", I guess.