Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
All-Purpose OWF Discussions => General Outdoor Furnace Discussion => Topic started by: atvalaska on February 06, 2015, 09:49:34 AM
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(http://i1119.photobucket.com/albums/k632/atvalaska/thALJU3RNA.jpg) cold and clear ...makes for great light shows!!
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todays high>>>>
-25°
wind N 1 mph
Gusts: 2 mph
Plenty of sunshine, but very cold; extreme cold can be dangerous in the morning .... ???.? wtf ? what about nite? Max UV Index: 0 (Low)
Thunderstorms: 0%
Precipitation: 0 in
Rain: 0 in
Snow: 0 in
Ice: 0 in
Hours of Precipitation: 0 hrs
Hours of Rain: 0 hrs
Migraine Forecast >
tonite >> ???
Lo -40°
RealFeel® -39° .......ROTFLMAO!! what a crock of chit........ :-*
Precipitation 5
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That's a beautiful pic... But boy is that cold how do u do it? How well is your house insulated
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r 30 walls (2x8)...r70 roof... windows triple pane wit gas :)
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arrrh brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
(http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e212/kommandokenny/jack.png)
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atvalaska,
I'm not sure how you do it man. Here in Michigan we once in awhile flirt with -5 to -10 maybe once or twice all year usually at night. I have been out in these conditions for a few hours one time snow blowing the drive and the yard out back for a wood delivery. I swear I had frost bite on my tongue the next morning, it was raw.. looked like it was burned. Not fun
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Better bring that bottle in where it is warm long enough to drink it, drink it and it will help warm you up!
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I remember in the early 80's when I used to snowmobile a lot my brothers and I would take a bottle of "spirits" with us and warm up a bit during the ride. The problem with that is, once you get back inside and begin to warm up, the stuff will hit you like a ton of bricks; you'd better be sitting down because if you're not, you will be on your backside before you know it. Ahhhh, the memories... :) Roger
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-2 here the other night. I stick with that.
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Roger, Say it isn't so!
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back in the days of 4 on the floor and 6 under the seat
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Yesterday morning we were at -17, this morning we're at a balmy 10 above zero. Roger
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Roger, Say it isn't so!
I never claimed to be an angle. >:D I guess that's why I go to church, now that I'm older and wiser; well, older anyway. :D Roger
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Very well said Roger, we do agree on an awful lot of things, many years ago I had a green tractor too but I immediately painted it yellow >:D
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Very well said Roger, we do agree on an awful lot of things, many years ago I had a green tractor too but I immediately painted it yellow >:D
Like I said, we get older but not necessarily wiser. ::)
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I remember in the early 80's when I used to snowmobile a lot my brothers and I would take a bottle of "spirits" with us and warm up a bit during the ride. The problem with that is, once you get back inside and begin to warm up, the stuff will hit you like a ton of bricks; you'd better be sitting down because if you're not, you will be on your backside before you know it. Ahhhh, the memories... :) Roger
Yup used to be you could go fishin with a case "a" cowboys in the boat .
You can't go on any of the sled trails up here without encountering a RIDE spot check .
No more bottle on the sled, or beer in the boat. >:(
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That's some thick walls!
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2x8 helps keep the grizzly bear out and the heat in the house, have you ever had and close encounters with Grizzlys Atvalaska?
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not at home... I have had my share of uglies...I have wrote these else were... one black bear trouble here= DRT... at my place/ = sausage :)
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BTW...bears do not know a window from a door...they "press" on the (what EVER/ structure,wit nose or paws) ...and if that" thing" flexess ...in they go> LOL ....bears/animals do not know what stairs /windows /doors are for.... WALT Disney ..be dammed =and I watched that every weekend nite in the 60's!!
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Very well said Roger, we do agree on an awful lot of things, many years ago I had a green tractor too but I immediately painted it yellow >:D
Like I said, we get older but not necessarily wiser. ::)
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