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    Posted: 02 Mar 2019 at 6:55pm
I was guessing earlier this winter  that I had enough firewood left over from the previous winter to get us thru this one.   I'm already into the stack of Post Oak I worked so hard to cut, buck and split for next winter.   With this next cold blast the dent in the stack is going to get nothing but bigger.
      Just the thought of getting  back in the woods instead of working on assembling a 39B and a 47 C makes me wish winter was over.    I take heart in hearing it will be back in the 70s again next weekend.
     I am worried we will loose the blueberry crop. The blooms are nearly full open now and night temps are to be in the 20s 3 nights starting Sunday


Edited by Ken in Texas - 02 Mar 2019 at 8:52pm
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sometimes ya just gotta do what ya gotta do...and sometimes it involves work. Hope the blueberry blooms can hang in there.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote LeonR2013 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02 Mar 2019 at 8:46pm
Well Ken it doesn't look good does it? I know last year we had some very cold weather and the apple trees bloomed out beautiful and didn't raise one baby. I guess it had been so cold that it did something to the blooms so they couldn't set fruit. And I'm just about of my famous apple butter.Cry
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Leon, it can't be famous,,,,,,,,,,,I haven't seen my jar yet.  Just sayin.......

The apple trees got knocked in the head two years in a row.  The blossoms come out in full force and then WHAM, it freezes and the blooms fall off.  ergo, no apples....  If it tries to do it this year, I'm gonna cut that dang tree down.  it's gotta be IT'S fault...

Ken, blueberries is one of my favorites!!  I sure hope they don't get froze out.  I'd rather eat a blueberry pie than any other.
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I gots a pile of wood here you can have, come gits it!
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Buried under how many feet of snow?
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 SHSSssssstttttt,,,,Chask,,,thats how he plans to get all thet blizzard snow cleaned off,,,by offerin thet free fire wood that is UNDER the snow to ole Ken,,,,but,,,,but I ain't gonna tell ole Ken,,,,just gonna send him a PM and ask him if he knows,,,,,,,LOL
 Chit,,,the last time I looked on Google Earth,,,,I could NOT even find my Pride and Joy for all them HUGE  snow banks all over the property,,,,,,,Wink
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Got a pile here, cut up, not split, somebody can have if they want it. thanks; ac fleet
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote jaybmiller Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 Mar 2019 at 2:11pm
I milled some (100+) real nice live edge ash 1.25" thick for wife's 'chicooterie' boards...she made 3, sold 10 and tells me the boards are too wide for the planer.Now I'm mumbling that SHE said 'no' to buying the $1800 sander for $200+ 1hr roadtrip.
Kinda funny how 'too wide' boards will fit perfect in the firepit next week........
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Ken-  Put the sprinkler on the end of the hose, and when it gets down to 33F, turn the sprinkler on 'em...  It will prevent them from getting bit by frost...
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote wide Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 Mar 2019 at 4:52pm
Our little town had a big dead oak tree removed early this winter.
 Then dumped it in my yard.
 I split and stacked some of it with a sledge, wedge and ax.
 but I got to skip the stacking part for much of it
by splitting and hauling it right into the house.

 Those plastic sleds can't handle hauling wood so I built a wood sled from some skis:
skiboggen by vwfatmobile, on Flickr
 That's right I think I invented the skiboggen.
Named by my friend Buck.
 It fits right through the front door and up to the woodburner.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote chaskaduo Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 Mar 2019 at 4:53pm
What are those google earth coordinates for your chevallis Joe?
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