Recent content by Loaderman22

Mine didn't like them either, but she also doesn't like lugging firewood far, nor does she like being cold. These fix both of those issues!

I do remember yours and I did take your design, but the ones I saw first were these ... I just thought the "roof" idea wasn't as practical as it could have been. So I cut mine differently, very much like Shooters.

When I first started to really burn wood, I just split it into a big pile, worked great, it did dry enough, killed the lawn where I didn't care about, and was quick. However it was a pain to move again and didn't really tell me how much to have for the next year. I never tried stacking in...

Don't forget "Rick", but he won't come help split or stack, so pretty much a useless unit of firewood measurement!

Wow, I don't remember it being snowy here then. I do remember in the late 90s when we got a huge storm on April 1st. I want to say it was at least a couple feet. I remember driving into work, driving around fallen trees on the road.

This was Thursday here. Not the most snow we've ever had in April, but still feels a bit odd!

The last Ash I cut, it was 52" across on this log. I didn't count rings, but tree guy said it was maybe 100 years old. The ash was so dry that you light a split with a match I think & burned very hot, stove was 350-400 degrees occasionally. Made great burning wood, didn't think it had any...

Eat enough of it and you will look like a light Hippo, aka Hip-O-Lite

Would I be home before the street lights come on? Mama gonna tan my hide if I'm not back before they come on...

I am not a fan of marshmallows, but I do love fluff on rare occasions

You forgot putting bananas inside your fluffernutter sammich...

You want sacrilege? I have an even easier pancake recipe, buy a box of Krusteaz Buttermilk pancake mix, mix a bit thinner than they say, but use milk. Let stand 10-15 minutes, then cook in cast iron skillet with butter, then when you flip, spread butter on top, flip and butter that side too...

I see larger than housecat prints in the snow, I've seen a Fisher cat in a tree, but haven't seen an actual bobcat by the house. I saw one next town over at the crest of a hill just off roadside. Neighbor once said "a mountain lion is trying to eat my dog", but I'm pretty sure it was a bobcat...

Gordon, you closed down your pancake shack?

I do what I can!! Just don't mention a certain high elevation state out West, gets his porcupine quills all out of sorts! Good to see you back Hunt, place just isn't the same without ya!!