Firewood burned winter 21/22

[Bruno of NH]

Just lit a fire for tonight
Might get around freezing tonight and tomorrow night

[Old Greenhorn]

I hear ya man, rainy damp chilly weekend and I would have started an evening fire in the house stove, but the show season started and all my my craft show stuff is packed up in front of the stove.  SO I just put a sweatshirt on in the evening.
 Out in the shop I have been making a fire every morning to warm it a bit and keep the air dry as I am applying some finishes and need it to dry. It's been 57-59° when I get out there in the morning. I don't stuff the stove for overnight and I am burning mostly the junk I want to get rid of anyway and scraps off the shop saws. Win-win.

[Spike60]

Same here Tom. Got down to 44° the last two nights. Cold enough for a "kill the chill" fire, but no need for an all nighter. Also burning chunks and scrap. I need to wander over and check out your shop sometime. Never been there, but don't think I'll need that "temporary" sign we were talking about the other day.

Have you seen that heating oil around here is $6 a gallon? I know coming out of the burning season, nobody wants to think about that yet. But this will set the stage for quite a firewood year.

[Old Greenhorn]

Yeah, I have seen the prices. Makes me sick to my stomach an we are just about out. I should get going on my wood, yeah, next year will be rough.
 You're welcome here anytime, just give me a heads up to make sure I am here. With better weather I am out and about more trying to make fuel money.