I guess it's been a few years since I posted one of these, but here's our 2022 in a nutshell. Please feel free to add your own memories.
The year started rough, with @begreen losing his brother due to injuries caused by a house fire. The whole hearth.com family mourned with him.
@Nealm66 gave us all a lot of continuing education on tree felling.
@woodgeek became a techno-optimist, and taught us how to fight climate change... for reals.
@bholler argued with @Highbeam, about... everything.
@Poindexter spun our heads on indoor air quality.
We lost @BrotherBart, a true anchor to the attitude and direction of this forum, and a dear friend to many.
@stoveliker pissed in @switepine's cornflakes, when no one was looking.
@peakbagger taught us about battery desulphination, much to the alarm of a few other members.
@Ashful ranted about student loan forgiveness. Bah humbug.
We all ruminated about severe weather, and bragged about how "square" our fireboxes are, or aren't.
@Don C couldn't get enough heat out of his BK, sparking a surprising debate over "minimum burn time" in a BK.
@powlette showed us what a proper wood stove restoration looks like, while @Enzo's Dad challenged us on the economics of woodburning.
@paredown rebuild his Jotul F600... again.
@Isaac Carlson asked if anyone makes their own shakes, and a few people thought he was talking about ice cream.
@Sophie_Soapstone terrified us all with plans for a 5hp off-road wood hauler.
@shoot-straight did is first brake job, and @WiscWoody showed us why wood stoves cause depression.
5000 viewers tuned in to read us tell @boomfire how many cords of wood he'd need this winter, proving conclusively that this crowd has no life outside the home.
@begreen told us that EV sales passed diesel in Europe, for the first time, then got excited about Mass's sweeping climate law.
We spent much of January arguing "skid steer vs. compact tractor", thanks to @Gearhead660.
@30WCF asked us all if he was "being silly", and 2000 people tuned in to see if it was true. An equal number read about @cbscout's personal problem, his splits being too long.
@Seanbear took a public beating for trying to K.I.S.S. Wrong crowd, I guess!
Someone started a "cat vs. non-cat" debate, but I refuse to hunt it down.
@Oildeliverynomore asked everyone for the "best place to drop three cords of wood." Everyone replied, "in my yard", some even providing an address/directions.
@Max W scared us all enough with his oil tank leak, that some of us went out and replaced our home heating oil tanks.
Everyone wanted to ask about @nspasic's avatar... but no one did.
Our beloved old friend @Nick Mystic popped back in, and told us about a near-death experience.
We all learned about volunteer Firewood Banks from @John Ackerly.
@BKVP wasted time hunting deer, while @Ashful told the group how he got those dents in the tailgate of his new truck.
@Woodcutter posted something about his "night load", but half of us were afraid to click on the topic.
The year started rough, with @begreen losing his brother due to injuries caused by a house fire. The whole hearth.com family mourned with him.
@Nealm66 gave us all a lot of continuing education on tree felling.
@woodgeek became a techno-optimist, and taught us how to fight climate change... for reals.
@bholler argued with @Highbeam, about... everything.

@Poindexter spun our heads on indoor air quality.
We lost @BrotherBart, a true anchor to the attitude and direction of this forum, and a dear friend to many.
@stoveliker pissed in @switepine's cornflakes, when no one was looking.

@peakbagger taught us about battery desulphination, much to the alarm of a few other members.
@Ashful ranted about student loan forgiveness. Bah humbug.
We all ruminated about severe weather, and bragged about how "square" our fireboxes are, or aren't.
@Don C couldn't get enough heat out of his BK, sparking a surprising debate over "minimum burn time" in a BK.
@powlette showed us what a proper wood stove restoration looks like, while @Enzo's Dad challenged us on the economics of woodburning.
@paredown rebuild his Jotul F600... again.
@Isaac Carlson asked if anyone makes their own shakes, and a few people thought he was talking about ice cream.
@Sophie_Soapstone terrified us all with plans for a 5hp off-road wood hauler.
@shoot-straight did is first brake job, and @WiscWoody showed us why wood stoves cause depression.
5000 viewers tuned in to read us tell @boomfire how many cords of wood he'd need this winter, proving conclusively that this crowd has no life outside the home.
@begreen told us that EV sales passed diesel in Europe, for the first time, then got excited about Mass's sweeping climate law.
We spent much of January arguing "skid steer vs. compact tractor", thanks to @Gearhead660.
@30WCF asked us all if he was "being silly", and 2000 people tuned in to see if it was true. An equal number read about @cbscout's personal problem, his splits being too long.
@Seanbear took a public beating for trying to K.I.S.S. Wrong crowd, I guess!
Someone started a "cat vs. non-cat" debate, but I refuse to hunt it down.
@Oildeliverynomore asked everyone for the "best place to drop three cords of wood." Everyone replied, "in my yard", some even providing an address/directions.
@Max W scared us all enough with his oil tank leak, that some of us went out and replaced our home heating oil tanks.
Everyone wanted to ask about @nspasic's avatar... but no one did.
Our beloved old friend @Nick Mystic popped back in, and told us about a near-death experience.
We all learned about volunteer Firewood Banks from @John Ackerly.
@BKVP wasted time hunting deer, while @Ashful told the group how he got those dents in the tailgate of his new truck.
@Woodcutter posted something about his "night load", but half of us were afraid to click on the topic.