Some kind of fir like Christmas tree but good sized, there was more but couldn't make it back up there to get it.... View attachment 148540 View attachment 148540
Some is better than nothing! Regarding the double pic..just edit and delete one ... how deep is that snow? 1 Feet?
7 inches of snow would turn this place into mayhem. My neighbour, shes from the south*, always makes jokes about the chaos after 2-3inches of snow here. Anyway, fir is nice in my opinion - just like spruce. burned with oak or beech together.. nice heat. *In the south of germany they are used to heavy snowfall.
Yeah, his English ( or American ) is great. I saw his screen name a while back and it piqued my interest.
Thank you sir, i never knew or saw myself as a person of interest. Just beeing me i reckon, never intended to be anything else. But i do appreciate to hang out with you folks - even though its just on the internet. I would prefer face to face and a couple of cold ones.
Hi, We're in SW England and when I say snow is rare here (despite being further North than Calgary, Canada), in fact my 3 and 5 year old sons are yet to see lying snow!! When it does snow in Southern England it is total carnage. People moan about this but I can well imagine they would moan more if their council tax went up to cover snow ploughs that would only get used every few years or so.
You wont get yourself out of this one, ill let you guys know as soon as my feet are touching US soil. And we could give milleo a hand gettin those pine logs homebound.