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78 degrees and humid

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  1. Reloader

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    Still managed to get some good Maple and some punky Alder hauled to the rounds stack. I keep putting off getting the splitter out but I suppose it’s just a matter of time unless it splits itself.
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  2. Ralphie Boy

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    53° and raining here. I'm burning and not cutting.:(
     
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    44 & sideways rain here, boiler's cooking along. No woodwork today.:(
     
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    Nice day. Not ideal firewood making weather IME. Nothing like that here yet. It was 36 yesterday morning when i poured my coffee. A hummingbird popped in for some nectar outside the kitchen window. It was a New England hummingbird...had a sweater. I went cutting and SS later on!
     
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    Look at the moss growing on all that! I guess that's par for the course when you live in a temperate rain forest. Is it a struggle there to season firewood without it getting moldy?
     
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  6. Reloader

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    Depends on the type of Summer weather we have. If it’s not split/stacked too early and put under cover before the fall rains hit, it isn’t too bad.


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