Oh my!Photog200 wrote:The coldest temps I remember here in Upstate NY was -40° with a wind chill of -70°. There was actually frost on the heads of the nails of my paneling inside the house!
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lsayre
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coalnewbie
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The most remarkable part was that was a July 4 weekend.Oh my!
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Photog200
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Now, now coalnewby, you are stretching the truth there...you know it was Labor Day Weekend!coalnewbie wrote:The most remarkable part was that was a July 4 weekend.Oh my!
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Chuck_Steak
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It's so windy here today,
the birds are flying backwards!
Dan
the birds are flying backwards!
Dan
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Photog200
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Yes, lets get this summer over with, I want to try out my "new" to me stove!joeq wrote:April..."in like a lion, out like a lamb." And "May showers are forever gone". We'll move right into summer. We need to re-write that old fable.
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LsFarm
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New untried stoves are why houoses have sindows and doors.. 
You have to at least burn it for an evening?? But of course, then you have to clean it out for the summer.. Hmm, got a deck or patio
that needs a heater??
Greg
You have to at least burn it for an evening?? But of course, then you have to clean it out for the summer.. Hmm, got a deck or patio
that needs a heater??
Greg
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Photog200
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I do have two decks, but I will bring it in the house to try it out but the real test is going to come from one of those below zero nights to see how she handles it.LsFarm wrote:New untried stoves are why houoses have sindows and doors..
You have to at least burn it for an evening?? But of course, then you have to clean it out for the summer.. Hmm, got a deck or patio
that needs a heater??
Greg