Inside of my truck camper (should have cleaned it more) with LineXed stove top cover

Edited February 13, 20169 yr by JAG1

Whiner... This is good jeans and tee shirt working weather. Never bust a sweat and never get hot either. Beer stays cold without a refrigerator.

23 hours ago, Mopar1973Man said:

Whiner... This is good jeans and tee shirt working weather. Never bust a sweat and never get hot either. Beer stays cold without a refrigerator.

 

You got a valid point about the beer 

Pacific Ocean sunset 

 

View from a hill near my house.

7:00am New Years Mornining.................-12*F at my place and windy......................

 

 

The feet sure look comfy.

On ‎10‎/‎31‎/‎2017 at 3:31 AM, SilverMoose said:

It's 53 right now down here in tropical FLA.  Freezing my butt off

 

L8tr

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I've never been in that type cold before.... does it fall off in ice crystals?

Compared to Dorkweed I'm having a heatwave at 21*F this morning. No snow on the ground and clear skis. 

26 minutes ago, JAG1 said:

I've never been in that type cold before.... does it fall off in ice crystals?

Only if it takes too long for the truck to warm up.  See

 

Going to be in the 30's this week. Have firewood ready for that.  Happy new year to all

 

L8tr

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Ha ha ha, I got heated seat thawers Happy New year all.

 

NEW YEARS RESOLUTION.......Try using more humor in every SITuation

1st day of the year 2018 and it don't even look like winter here at all. 26*F when I took the picture...

Edited January 1, 20187 yr by Mopar1973Man

1 hour ago, Mopar1973Man said:

1st day of the year 2018 and it don't even look like winter here at all. 26*F when I took the picture...

 

Only about 3-4" of snow on the ground here, Mike.  When it's cold like this, I'd much rather have a deeper snow on the ground so my septic doesn't freeze.  It was pretty mild Fall/Winter until about 2 weeks ago................not very cold and little rain or snow.  Then the DEEP FREEZE!!!!!!!

My septic is so deep I really doubt it will every freeze. The tanks are roughly 5 feet below the surface and then the drain field is 13 feet below. 

Not here.  I once shoveled a path thru deep snow to my wood pile so that I could stack 2-3 days worth of wood on my deck................had a deep freeze, and the line leaving my lift tank going to the field froze right where I exposed the ground to the air.  It's only down about 18" there.

6 minutes ago, dorkweed said:

It's only down about 18" there.

 

That's the whole problem you should have all your ground plumbing below the expected frost/freeze depth. 18" is way too shallow.

2 hours ago, JAG1 said:

Ha ha ha, I got heated seat thawers Happy New year all.

 

NEW YEARS RESOLUTION.......Try using more humor in every SITuation

I keep forgetting I have heated seat.

 

NEW YEARS RESOLUTION (besides more humor)  remember heated seats  

                                                                    Happy New Year             

I spent the weekend splitting wood so today I have to stack and clean up .  I know it's late in the season to be doing this but it's 68°      

            

Hope you're gonna burn that "next year".   Splitting it now doesn't equate to "seasoned wood"!!

18 minutes ago, dorkweed said:

Hope you're gonna burn that "next year".   Splitting it now doesn't equate to "seasoned wood"!!

I think he might do it for a hobby.... notice how small of pieces!

 

I know one thing, here in Oregon we got to leave bigger chunks, not like that kindling

 

 Then again he might be splitin' for grocery store firewood.... 6 pieces for 20 bucks.

Edited January 1, 20187 yr by JAG1

It's -8f now and will be -22f tonight, I put treated fuel in glass jar with extra antigell and it's getting milky alredy siting on the deck. 

Edit: here is what it looks like now

Edited January 1, 20187 yr by Dieselfuture

Just now, Dieselfuture said:

It's -8f now and will be -22f tonight, I put treated fuel in glass jar with extra antigell and it's getting milky alredy siting on the deck. 

Deiselfutures' redneck thermometer... only two measurements.... gelled or not gelled