I use Waze all the time, but, on a detour you better be checking with google maps, as Waze has sent me down some ridiculous backroads before. It won’t necessarily give the best route, just shortest or fastest back to the path it originally had you on.
I now have 9 logs I have to get up to the woodlot to throw on the mill, but they are a lot easier to handle now that they are all 8’6”-ish. I can only do 2-3 at a time in our pickup, but thy’ll get there! Then I have to drag the splitter back home to split the rounds, but that is easier than loading up all the logs, splitting them at the woodlot, then transporting them back…
Two years does it, especially if you split it small. Also important to use it after getting a good bed of hardwood doing for max heat. Nwhich you can start with pine kindling
LOL.
I don’t find it funny. His last email of all the stuff he was fighting for in DC, is all the stuff his constituents in my county oppose. I sent email back telling him to resign. He barely won last time, hopefully next time he’ll be gone.
I find it amusing that - "winey" L i b e r a l.
Waze has been incorporated into Google Maps. A few years ago I learned the hard way to take spontaneous route changes with a grain of salt. GM guided me off a stopped freeway into a neighborhood, then to a T intersection. There was a sign on the stop sign that read something like "no right turn, no left turn, 4-6PM weekdays." And across the street was a motorcycle cop writing tickets as quick as he could. I did a three point turn around to get out of there.
there has been a lot of that lately
Somewhat in jest, but does that apply to you, too, Drew?
