What Is In Your Stove Right Now?

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No judgement here because I lose track of what day it is all the time..., but today's only Thursday 😜.
I have a hard enough time recalling what forum I'm in.
 
No judgement here because I lose track of what day it is all the time..., but today's only Thursday 😜.
Maybe he lives in New Zealand after all? :p
 
No judgement here because I lose track of what day it is all the time..., but today's only Thursday 😜.
🤣 holy crap
 
Well, right now it's silver maple but should be out of it early next week. Then it's into the bur oak. Ash has been gone from around here for the last 7 or 8 years. The bug came through and they cut everything. Firewood was plentyful! A tree service I know will drop it in the yard for me. Plenty of junk if I want it but I can usually get bur oak, white oak, all the silver maple (UGG) that I want. Beech doesn't grow around here. The black locust and honey locust he keeps for his shop. I've said I'd take mulberry (a weed around here) but haven't gotten any yet.
 
This morning had a little oak and ash. Tonight is the the same. Tonight’s much hotter than planned on. Days have been warm but still the 20s at night.
 

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1/2 box of oak, spruce and sb hickory. I plan to let it go out tomorrow and run the sooteater up the flue in the afternoon for a mid season sweep.
 
Dragon's munching red maple, ash, and some small feeder splits of red oak.
4 loads today of about 4-5 splits each. Just enough to tame the dampness and keep a bed of coals.
Will do an overnight soon.