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Landy Smurf
12th May 2010, 11:26 PM
well with the temp dropping below zero its time to get the fire going ah nice warmth,im assuming a fair few of you have wood fires.
Outlaw
13th May 2010, 12:41 AM
haven't even needed blankets here yet :p
Landy Smurf
13th May 2010, 07:48 AM
dam you and your nice weather
windsock
13th May 2010, 08:18 AM
well with the temp dropping below zero its time to get the fire going ah nice warmth,im assuming a fair few of you have wood fires.
yep, had a fire each night and morning for the last week (not bad for NZ). We have a warmish air about us at the moment so haven't had the woodfire fired up the last 24 hours.
I burn black wattle (med hard) and Kanuka (hardwood) picked up after the last winters floods from the riverbed. Also have 18 sacks of pinecones. Love the fire as it also heats the water via a wet back heat exchanger. Power bill drops by up to 60% ;)
Treads
13th May 2010, 08:41 AM
-6 here this morning :o
robzilla
13th May 2010, 08:44 AM
bloody freezing down here.
No wood fire but central heating earns its keep :p
Tombie
13th May 2010, 08:49 AM
2c here this morning...
Jeans, T-shirt, Open face helmet - Motorbike & Off to work... :cool:
Nothing wakes you up quicker :angel:
Disco44
13th May 2010, 09:10 AM
haven't even needed blankets here yet :p
Don't come west out Ipswich way Mate,you will need more then blankets 2c here.:o
Rangier Rover
13th May 2010, 04:30 PM
Yep, we could almost skate on the last two frost:eek:
Have fired up the chain saw,spliter and fire.
Will cold enough to fire up the ol sputnik waste oil heater at the work shop soon:twisted:
Landy Smurf
13th May 2010, 04:51 PM
-6 here this morning :o
-6 and its not even winter even so its a small price to pay to go to uni there
Treads
13th May 2010, 05:24 PM
-6 and its not even winter even so its a small price to pay to go to uni there
You get used to it. Best part about the New England weather is that 30 degrees is a hot day in summer :D
Landy Smurf
13th May 2010, 05:26 PM
i love the heat
JDNSW
13th May 2010, 05:37 PM
Last few nights have been coolish; 2C last night. Fire in the stove since Tuesday night, keeps the whole house nice and warm. Will need to cut some more wood in a few days.
John
cartm58
13th May 2010, 05:38 PM
3 tonnes of Jarrah split logs delivered to the driveway $660 the otehr week
Parter took 4 hours to move the logs off the driveway and stack them in the garage, offered to take the morning off to help her, said no go to work l can manage, what a woman.
Landy Smurf
13th May 2010, 05:46 PM
$660 thats a fair bit
rovers1952
13th May 2010, 05:51 PM
my SWMBO's thermostat is permanently faulty..:confused:.needs the fire lit if it drops below 15 here, then gets up to 24 and she is in a spencer pullover and cardy whilst I am sweltering in shorts & t-shirt!!!!!:mad:
JDNSW
13th May 2010, 05:51 PM
Bloke cutting wood on my place at the moment tells me he delivers two tonnes of split ironbark for $400 - not much different.
John
Landy Smurf
13th May 2010, 05:54 PM
we use to get a tonne for about $90 and thats was cut but not split
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