Well what else can I say , this weather @#$%^ for getting ready for burning. I have had to test some of my splits in the chimnea to get my firewood burning fix. Anyone else having "non - burn width-drawls ". Just wondering.
too warm, went to chimnea for pyro fix
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Yup - but I am travelling this week and the weather should be getting right by the time I get back / on the weekend. Will see if we need it or not. A fire in t3eh fireplace at a minimum.
burned some limbs that fell from the big maple in my back yard in the copper firepit on the deck this weekend, <sigh> and im seeing increased interest in cooking out on the egg
stoveguy2esw said:
Got to ask, what the heck is cooking on an egg? That must be a Eastern thing?
Don
adrpga498 said:
Yeah I usually burn my junk stuff for late Oct/Nov (cap ends, knots, chunks ect...) but its so warm. I live here in northeastern CT and its 80 degrees out! I would have loved to get a small one going and watch the Red Sox dominate the Indians. I remeber in 04 I just got my Oslo and had some nice break-in fires during The Red Sox comeback aginst the Yankees.....and plus I had the windows open again last night and those Katydids are still hanging on out there "making late October chatter."
The WoodButcher
Sounds like fun, but I have a hard time burning anything if it isn't going to put heat in the house. Went camping this summer and had a hard time to decide which bits of wood to take. Had to dig down and get some of the really crappy stuff. Actually frosted one night of the camp out so that made it a little better.
On the "up" side - it's a rainy 50F here in Kansas, so I'm sure cooler weather is on the way east.
Corey
On the "up" side - it's a rainy 50F here in Kansas, so I'm sure cooler weather is on the way east.
Corey
yeah, well saving the wood supply that is for sure..havent had a fire in 2 weeks...calling for alittle cooler tems at night Thursday, but nothing cold enough yet!
Feeling a bit weird and quilty about this topic now that I see Southern Cal. is having bad wildfires. Jeeeez I better be careful about what I say in the future . Pyro was light hearted forum gossip.
Take the chill off fire in the basement office to send a little heat upstairs this morning. 84 this afternoon. We are supposed to get buried in rain tomorrow and then start the sixty something degree days and forty something degree nights for a while that I refer to as woodburner's hell. Start'em up. Let'em burn down. Rinse and repeat.
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