I hear ya. 5 degrees here with -10 chill factor and the cat ain't understanding why she can't go out and play.
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Waiting for my knight in shining red Dodge 1500 to show up and plow the driveway.
I hear ya. 5 degrees here with -10 chill factor and the cat ain't understanding why she can't go out and play.
Lol...trying to burn mine down as we speak. I'm banking them up in the back and using short splits. Thank god for the massive firebox on this thing!
I hear ya. 5 degrees here with -10 chill factor and the cat ain't understanding why she can't go out and play.
Not the coldest night we've had, but without flogging the poor stove that lives in the basement, I'm pretty darn happy with this for an average temp upstairs. DSCN0120.jpg
pen do you have a ninja in your thermometer?!?
hahahaha. so true.My dogs have 6" ground clearance. Needless to say, they were NOT happy this morning. On days like this, you need to stand defense when you open the back door, because they take one look outside and say, "no way I'm going out in that!" You need to be there to catch 'em and coax them out the door when they try to retreat between your legs back into the house.
My dogs have 6" ground clearance. Needless to say, they were NOT happy this morning. On days like this, you need to stand defense when you open the back door, because they take one look outside and say, "no way I'm going out in that!" You need to be there to catch 'em and coax them out the door when they try to retreat between your legs back into the house.
wsi says next week is colder
Nearest I can tell I'm between 492 and 498 on that map. What does that mean? I haven't a clue how to read the map. Any simple instructions?(broken image removed)
Ok I was going to post about this as well. I have a ton of coals and I am also putting small spilts on top to help burn down. Seems to raise the stove temp.
My dogs have 6" ground clearance. Needless to say, they were NOT happy this morning. On days like this, you need to stand defense when you open the back door, because they take one look outside and say, "no way I'm going out in that!" You need to be there to catch 'em and coax them out the door when they try to retreat between your legs back into the house.
Went out to plow last night around 8:00. It was a balmy 14F with a moderate 5-10mph breeze when I left. Got home about 4:00 this morning. It was 1F with a howling, biting wind. Do you know how good it felt to walk into a 75 degree, wood heated house? OK yeah, I guess you would know.
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