First Fire of the year.

Better Half said go make fire in stove.

 

Just started our first fire of the season, too.

 

And here I thought I was special having burned 2-3 cords so far this season.

 

It’s nice when the stove no longer gets cold. So much easier. My first fire was last night in my Morse. Stoked it before leaving this morning.

 

Dropped the first match of the season in the Kuuma tonight...have had a few fires in the lil fireplace stove already, and burned a couple gallons of fuel oil too, but it was time for some real heat today

 

I’ve had a few fires, burning up some substandard firewood.

 

Had my first fire last night, evening then overnight

 

Been burning at night for a couple weeks. Just brought up some shorts and uglies to get rid of

 

First fire Sunday AM. Six chunks... three good ones and three punky ones. Just needed a little help to get us going from 61F in the house in the AM.

Second fire Sunday PM. Two maple splits, 3 good chunks, 2 punky chunks. Held us overnight to this morning, and we still had 67F in the house even with some wind.

 

Sure feels nice on a cold rainy day.


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Fired up the OWB Saturday afternoon.

 

I am north, of most of you took my beautiful bride for dinner, we hadn’t lit a fire yet, this year.. it’s been sunny. My wife is usually hot! My lil girl came by to watch the dog. We left at 3:30 to dinner at Trapp Family lodge ( the sound of music family) got home at 8 pm. Liz had a fire going, it was 60° in this house She didn’t take a picture

fires still going

 

We stayed there a number of years ago.

Decent area. Decent place.

 

We were in that neck of the woods this summer on vacation. Neat place that time of year compared to Tennessee weather.

 

My contractor went to western Tennessee
He calls me still 70° ha ha
Aww shut up and go mow a lawn… still snowing

 

We have had several morning fires so far, our low was 35⁰ a few weeks ago, then warmed back up. Built a fire last night when we got back from camping.
Enjoy the burning season, sure beats running the AC unit.

 

We have 35* this morning. One of these days someone will come up with a wood burning AC.

 

In theory it's possible...they make propane powered fridges...might be a lot harder to control though, I'd guess that's the catch...

 

Some kind of damper system control run by thermostat .