Posted by JayinNY on February 17, 2012 at 15:33:17 from (166.137.138.106):
Last year or 2010 I had my 20 x24 wood shed full of stacked wood. I thought I'd have alot left for 2011? Well last year was very cold, so I ended up burning more than I though. Last summer i just dumped the wood in the shed with tractor. Well it backfired on me, this year has been rather mild, so I still have little over half a shed of wood. Now we have no snow, mild temps and a load of wood to cut stack and season for next year, but hardly any room in the shed! Oh well, I'm still waiting for that big storm! Lol, how's everyone's winter as far as snow cover?? I was told January was the cold month, and feburary was the snow month! J
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