Submitted by musicals4life t3_11tv2q0 in newhampshire
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musicals4life OP t1_jclhuvp wrote
The storm giveth firewood
Strict_Zebra_3585 t1_jclhy2y wrote
Just teasing!
musicals4life OP t1_jcli6dp wrote
For real though the storm dropped 2 huge maple branches right next to the barrel. Like within feet. And I have a stack of pine that fell in the last snow storm. Firewood keeps presenting itself for sacrifice
Strict_Zebra_3585 t1_jclidvk wrote
We've certainly been having some wild weather as of late.
bassboat1 t1_jcljon4 wrote
Genocide!
Economy_Influence_92 t1_jclfscd wrote
Melting all the snow in your yard?
musicals4life OP t1_jclhy3m wrote
That's how you're supposed to handle the snow, right?
Jacobzdad t1_jclap9y wrote
I just wrapped up down in Derry. Good luck this season!
musicals4life OP t1_jcleae7 wrote
My trees didn't even consider thawing until everyone else was putting their stuff away 🙃 Peterborough really may as well be Siberia
ImpossiblePlant2429 t1_jcl7ivf wrote
Nice fire !
musicals4life OP t1_jcl8jyx wrote
Burning all the branches the snow storm took down
guitarmaster40 t1_jclkf23 wrote
Wow you still have that much snow up there! I am sure the fire will clear things out a bit. Is the sap running with all that snow?
musicals4life OP t1_jclkyhb wrote
I'm in Peterborough and we got absolutely hammered on Tuesday. As for the sap, I have no idea. My buckets are buried under 4 ft of snow. I'm sure they are overflowing but I have to boil this sap to empty the buckets before I can swap them out
Zooblesnoops t1_jctetzl wrote
Seeing this makes me nostalgic. When I was a kid there were a bunch of maple trees on my dad's property that we'd go out and tap and boil the sap in an old boiler he'd cut up. The smell is fresh and heavenly
roundeye2020 t1_jcnkgv7 wrote
Cookin that good good
Strict_Zebra_3585 t1_jclhobl wrote
Boiling the blood of the tree with its own body in the fire, I see. Well played you lunatic!