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28 Tonight, 9 splits left in the Wood Shed

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by tfdchief, Apr 4, 2014.

  1. tfdchief

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    Holy cow! It is April in Central IL for crying out loud. I have both stoves going. :hair::firepit:
     
  2. Stephiedoll

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    Our's is burning nicely. At least we have plenty of wood to work with. May get a break next week, but not putting the wood away anytime soon.
     
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  3. UncleJoe

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    Same in Central Pa. Down near 40 tonight and 32 tomorrow night. At least I've been able to cut down to 1 stove. My wood shed is looking pretty hollow as well. I went out the other day and split some 2 year old maple that's been laying behind the shed. Just need to get the rain wetness out off of it.
     
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    Well, its not like I don't have seasoned wood to burn. I just try to gauge it so the wood shed is empty at the end of the winter, 'cause I use it for other things in the summer, like storing my hydraulic wood splitter. I have 3 year old wood top covered that I can get into. I am just spoiled by going to the wood shed all winter. It is even heated if I want it to be. Anyway, bottom line is, it is April....time to sprout flowers not freeze you ars off!
     
  5. fire_man

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    Just 209 days left until the next burning season! :D
     
  6. tfdchief

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    Can't wait! But ready for some warm weather for a while.:)
     
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    That sounds similar to what I tell people at work on Friday. They say TGIF and I tell them I get all excited on Friday because it's only 3 days until we can get back to Monday.
     
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  8. bogydave

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    Sounds like everyone will be re-calculating how much wood to have prepared for next year.
    Having too much is not a bad thing :) Some really good dry stuff left over for next burn season !

    Spring slow to come here too.
    20°s at night, 40 days
    Still burning 24/7

    snowing now :(
     
  9. Woody Stover

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    Good thing....I just saw the forecast for Mon. and Tues. night! :fire:
    Now that's a man cave! :smoke:
     
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    It's going to be warm here today.