goeduck
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What roofing material did he use ? :laughing: :laughing: :rotfl: :laughing: :laughing:
Tractors and wood! Show your pics
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What roofing material did he use ? :laughing: :laughing: :rotfl: :laughing: :laughing:
I give up trying tell him metal, had all I could do to have him put asphalt shingles on his house instead of cedar shakes.
Second time for me, the first time was a damp, rainy day last month.
Damp rainy day????? last month???? in August???????????? I was in short sleeves, I still see frogs down back on dry ground not knowing where to go and I dont know what to tell them except just be glad your not out west or you'd croak. Today was the first time when I walked out at 11am I had to go back in and get a shirt, thinking oh yeah thats what fall feels like and my saws was saying here we are lets go........
Sawyer Rob
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I cleaned my chimney today, does that count???
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Gordon Gould
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That's on my list for today too. Haven't made a fire yet but could use one right now - too lazy when I know the sun is coming in a couple hours. Would like a couple damp rainy days. There are about a dozen dried up wells and spring around me now. Wells that have never gone dry before.
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DieselBound
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Not everywhere in the West is it bone dry and on fire. Saw a small frog hopping through my garage the other night.
First rains came (over 1/2" two days ago; a couple more over the course of the next week). That put us over 61" of rain for this year. No chance of a dry well here!
Got all my wood crates stacked up in my woodshed. Stove was cleaned toward the end of the last heating season and will be good to get through half this upcoming year's season. Just replaced the gasket in the stove's door. Might be a record in being early: also includes two additional years' worth of wood cut, split and racked. Helped that this year I had two functional shoulders to work with (last year was slowed with my rotator cuff surgery).
I still would like to get my trailer with a couple of firewood crates out to the site of a tree downed last winter: get it sawed up before the blackberries overrun it.
Wood, but no tractor shown (how else did that wood get there?):
First rains came (over 1/2" two days ago; a couple more over the course of the next week). That put us over 61" of rain for this year. No chance of a dry well here!
Got all my wood crates stacked up in my woodshed. Stove was cleaned toward the end of the last heating season and will be good to get through half this upcoming year's season. Just replaced the gasket in the stove's door. Might be a record in being early: also includes two additional years' worth of wood cut, split and racked. Helped that this year I had two functional shoulders to work with (last year was slowed with my rotator cuff surgery).
I still would like to get my trailer with a couple of firewood crates out to the site of a tree downed last winter: get it sawed up before the blackberries overrun it.
Wood, but no tractor shown (how else did that wood get there?):
hunt4570
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And my creek that is normally pretty low (sometimes dry) this time of year is still roaring...
And I might have to take the cap off my chimney, getting down to the 60s at night! YAY!
hunt4570
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We just got 2 1/4" of rain the other day, remnants of Sally!
Not with no pictures, you could be just making it up, what kind of chimney, chains or brush, 8' or 18', before and after, yup your just making it up..........
I have to get a new brush the plastic one I had was to rigid for SS, it got stuck last year in the chimney pipe and ruin it getting it out, I did use a mirror in the cleanout yesterday and saw daylight so thats a good sign, but when opened the cleanout door 5 gal of creosote went on floor, I'll mix it wit water and make creosote wood preservative for my railroad tie business...