The ground is pretty solid around here, I couldn't guarantee heavy equiptment wouldn't sink. But I've been driving down back with 6" of snow on the frozen ground and hauling pick up truck loads of logs and was fine.
Good luck on this. I think one reason is the type of ground and yours is much more solid. Where this guy got stuck it is all sand and that is some very wet sand. In some spots when wet enough it can turn almost to quicksand.
15, as I run out and add some ash, this morning. Cut up and split a 10 inch beech that had fallen . Will throw some if it in to mix it up. high of 20 today
I will need to watch un plowed ground for sure. 15F here with a sub zero wind chill. About to re load with Oak for the day.
Going for a high around 9 today and then it will warm up for the rest of the week. Oak in the Lopi doing its thing.
30 and sunny. Supposed to get down to 9 tonight....then warm back up into prime mud season weather for the next week to 10 days. Still burning some cherry mixed with a little hickory.
12f right now inside 67 just got home from work time to let the jotul rip thru some ash and pine for now and I’ll get the bl for tonight
-6°F ambient. Wind chill running around 35 below White Spruce in the stove. It Really blew last night. Got a fair sized drift behind my truck. I'll wait till it stops blowing to dig the truck out.
Cold and sunny today and will definitely be burning a lot of beech through tomorrow (in the purple section of the map that is projected to have some of the coldest temps on earth tomorrow).
That purple bubble needs a google map back to Canada or further North since it’s technically in Canada.
Apparently so for tomorrow. Wind chills forecasted to -35. Thankfully only for tonight through tomorrow...then Cold Trigger Finger can have it back!
Looks like I’ll be on the one small fire per night schedule. I haven’t used 10% of the wood I used last year. Mike in Okla
