I had originally planned to haul January's firewood up to the porch this coming Saturday. It got up to 20°F above zero this morning, and Saturday is supposed to be below zero again, so I decided to haul it up before the light snow arrived this afternoon. I carried all the splits that were left from December's wood into the house, then got busy hauling the next month's worth onto the porch. While I did that, I let the stove burn down and cool a little. Then I swept the chimney and pipe, shoveled the ashes out, and back to full burn before the house had a chance to cool. Just like I do it every month.
Some nice seasoned wood there. Burns great!
Piled these oddball pieces in the firepit for burning on more summer-like evenings. The markers are the only way I can tell exactly where the firepit is right now!
- Quads, hailing from Grand Marsh Observatory atop Elk Castle Hill
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