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Couldn't beat the rain

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Unicorn1, Nov 7, 2016.

  1. Unicorn1

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    Sure wish I would have moved these into the shop early Saturday BEFORE the rain.:( 20161107_090730.jpg
     
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    Don't worry, it will dry pretty quick with some air movement.
     
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    Get a nice fire going with that wet wood, and it'll dry off. :D
    I keep thinking about putting my old stove in the shop, but can't get [​IMG]
     
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    Yep; hind site is 20/20

    40° at night, you using the stove heat to take the chill off ?
    Getting pretty cool at night there & to be sunny, that might bring the humidity down.

    Amarillo forecast: National Weather Service

    But :: It'll burn damp & the stove heat will help dry it out faster.

    Nice totes !!!
     
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