No firewood cutting this year.

Wife says enough. She calculates a 5 year supply.
Near 30 cords CSS'd

We just started to burn the wood for 17/18.
Moved it to the basement after moose season---
& Still had 1-1/2 cord in the shed.
Gave me room in the shed for 20/21. (which is more likely 21/22)

My 3 year plan ended up closer to a "5 year plan"

More time to bike ride

So no new pics cutting birch for Oct
Some from last year:
2018

 

Being 5 years ahead gets you a vacation bogydave. Use it well!! I always like your pics of Birch, send some new ones next year.

 

Ahem............ Slacker. Nice work Dave!!!!! Miss the great scenic pics though. That burger in the other thread looks outstanding!

 

Sit back and enjoy the fruits of your labor , I see the birch and Mountains every time I turn on my big laptop

 

Thanks guys
Broke temp records in Sept
Warmest & driest ever.

Going into Oct, still 10° above average.

The snow we just got in the mtns is a month late compared to “the norm.”

All added together.......=
Burn less wood.

Am burning now,
2017/18 wood
(Got a new BK, same model)
2/3 loads , on low , 24 hour.

52° now, hard to burn low enough

 

“Slacker, “. “yea”
But it sure is difficult,
Gonna go to moose camp next
spring & cut a few years supply.
+
Had a wind storm blow down several
beetle kill spruce. Get to go down a few days
Cutting open the trails

 

I didn't know you ended up replacing it ,Well your Ready to rock and roll now

 

and you listened?!?

 

Bribery
Got me a plane ticket to SoCal for a couple weeks in Nov

 

Got a reasonable deal
& Spare cat @ 1/2 price

 

bogydave kick back, relax enjoy the break. Burn it if you got it, cut it if you need it.

 

Nice to be able to take a year off. But I bet if something easy comes your way, you'll grab it.

After all, thats why we're called hoarders!

 

I really should take a year off but I just had one of my farmers ask me at church if I was about ready "says got lots of tree that we need down"

 

Yea,
will be fun to ride in 70° -
80° temps & sunshine.

 

Yea
A few weeks in sunshine &
out of the dark & cold
Helps get thru the long winter

 

of the bike riding!

 

My wife says my 3 year supply will last 10. So you better calculate yourself.