Woke up to light rain and 38. House was 67. I loaded more chucks than I should have 😊 STT 650. Stove floor now 75.
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Busy on youtube and almost completely down the coals 🥵
Caught it in time, tossed in a handful of kindling + reloaded with more twisties and gnarly uglies.
BTW was watching this (completely unrelated to the forum):
Caught it in time, tossed in a handful of kindling + reloaded with more twisties and gnarly uglies.
BTW was watching this (completely unrelated to the forum):
We had 32.4 this morning with snow on the ground from overnight, the basement was 71 this morning and the temps up here at 68.
The rains came when I was getting ready to work outside.
The outside temp tonight is 36.5, the basement is starting out at 72 and the temps up here at 70. I have a load of ash in the wood stove for our overnight heat.
The rains came when I was getting ready to work outside.
The outside temp tonight is 36.5, the basement is starting out at 72 and the temps up here at 70. I have a load of ash in the wood stove for our overnight heat.
Ashful
Minister of Fire
Roughly the same here, but a few degrees cooler overnight, since I'm probably a little further inland than you. One of my favorite parts of moving to working from home on days like this, is having a wood stove and leather couch both in my office, within 15 feet of my desk chair.
Of course, the worst part is that I'm never more than a few feet away from my desk.
Of course, the worst part is that I'm never more than a few feet away from my desk.
Maple last night. House stayed at 67. Had some coals for another load of maple this morning.
It's 34.8 tonight heading down to 27, the basement is starting off at 77 and the temps up here 70 to 72, a load of ash is in the Lopi Liberty.
43F heading down to 37F. Living room is nice toasty 69F. Reloaded with locust and ash uglies. Oh I love'm pink primary with blue secondaries!
Second burn of the season. May be our last season with an open fireplace since we’re planning on a chimney rebuild due to some needed repairs, and will likely get an insert. 2.5 year old oak, used some Simple Simon birch and a super cedar to get it burning hot top down.
House was 65 this morning since did not have a fire going, last night. 40 outside temp now. Got a mix split of oak and maple with some various chunks added to heat up the house. Tonight 20’s so will restart early evening.
The low this morning was 26.4, the basement temp was still 73 before the morning fire and the temps up here were 69 tp 70.
65F this morning in living room. A full load of ash just went in to return to a comfy 67-69. This afternoon I'll toss in a couple of ash and locust uglies here and there.
33 outside, 73 in the stove room, 70 upstairs. Good pile of coals in the stove yet from last night and looking like we'll have good solar gains today. No fire for now, just fired up the coals and charcoal. Possibly will do a shoulder season fire this afternoon to have coals for the overnight load.
Downstairs now 72 and wife has a venison stew simmering on the Vista 😊
The temps up here are back to 71 & 72, I'm burning some chunks of Aspen in the stove. The low for tonight should be around 25 and tomorrow night 19.
It is going down to low 20s tonight. For the first time this season I loaded the stove with 100% hard maple. Till now it was 95% hemlock. I had to load E/W, the splits were 20” long. Not my favorite loading strategy but I still should not have to reload until sometime tomorrow afternoon.
The outside temp tonight is 29.5, before the overnight load the basement temp is 77, the temps up here are 69 & 70. Another load of ash is in the wood stove for our overnight heat.
Was 28 last night. Loaded stove at 11pm with oak splits and chunks. House was 67 this morning with stove still warm. Heat never called since set to 64. Just loaded at 8am with some cherry, maple, oak and a Biobrick.
We had 28.6 this morning, the basement was 72 with the temps up here 68. After our second cup of coffee, I loaded the stove up with Bigtooth Quaking Aspen.
The wife had the basement at 77 before she started another fire when I came in from working outside, the temps up here are 69 & 70.
The wife had the basement at 77 before she started another fire when I came in from working outside, the temps up here are 69 & 70.
We have an outside temp of 21.4 tonight, NOAA is calling for a low of 20. The basement started off at 72 with the temps up here 68 & 69, the wood stove has a load of ash going for our overnight heat.
24 this morning. House was cool heat kicked in early morning. Loaded a full loaded of oak and chucks total of 10 pieces. House quickly got to 73. Reloaded smaller load at 11am with a cherry splits and a biobrick and oak ugly. Won’t start again until early evening.
Caw
Minister of Fire
We got our first dusting last night. Inside I'm burning 3 year old red oak and it's amazing. Took these is right after a reload so there's even a little smoke for a quaint picture!
