I think it should be a requirement to have a fire! Unless there is a fire ban. Great place to just hang out.
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I think it should be a requirement to have a fire! Unless there is a fire ban. Great place to just hang out.
Man, I had some serious sleep deprivation going on that weekend....My favorite part of Hedgefest was BS'ing with the rest of the guys around the fire late night and falling asleep there. I wonder what time Matt got to bed since I never woke him up...
That is a robin!Is that a Robin or a fat cardinal?
the wife and my buddys girlfriend got sunburns at hedgefest , it was a great and warm dayMan, I had some serious sleep deprivation going on that weekend....
I think I stumbled into the house around 4 something...
That was a good time... Warm weather too... I sorta got a sunburn that weekend...
That is a robin!
That is a robin!
I got 12 above here now, with some gusty winds. Morning temps are supposed to be around 0 to 10 above and should start warming quickly if its going to make close to 30.Bump... just b/c I can...
Some of us are going out to buck for a local logger this weekend and should be fun. Sounds like 100,000 bdft of mostly soft wood/maple. Planning on exercising a 7900 ported by a Canuck. I took this one out last time and ended up breaking the pull rope thanks to a stiff amount of compression! Also taking the Carr-nage 9010 to keep things interesting... Sounds like nothing over 30-36in diameter so the 42in bars get to stay home. I'm kinda wishing I would have bought a roll of skip or semi skip. The logs were skidded and pretty dirty last time so the semi chisel is going to be packed this time (hopefully a little less sharpening). It's freaking -11* here right now and is suppose to be -5* with wind chill tomorrow. Guess the underarmor and insulated bibs will be coming out tomorrow!
I told Mike I'd toss in a long bar and slice all the big logs if you guys wanted to run the shorter bars...I got 12 above here now, with some gusty winds. Morning temps are supposed to be around 0 to 10 above and should start warming quickly if its going to make close to 30.
The last time we bucked logs for him, I was surprised by how warm I stayed all day. the only thing that got a little cool were the feet. It requires more physical exertion to buck logs than I realized.
Most of these logs were probably skidded to the landing during cold and frozen conditions, so there shouldnt be too much dirt on them. We will be bringing the vise that slides into receiver hitch for sharpening of chains.
562/28", 550/18".. My options are getting limited..
I think someone needs to edit their signature... cough cough...
Well atleast the vise will be proven to work this time!We will be bringing the vise that slides into receiver hitch for sharpening of chains.
I told Mike I'd toss in a long bar and slice all the big logs if you guys wanted to run the shorter bars...
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