Posted by Billy NY on December 15, 2011 at 16:24:02 from (67.248.100.3):
In Reply to: Weather rant! posted by Jayinny on December 15, 2011 at 15:48:24:
Lot warmer than last year at this time, was a cold wet spring, (but we actually had an actual spring, instead of going straight to summer like we did in '10. Then all the rain later in the late summer/September, this November was a fair weather one, make up weather they gave us for the wash out, it dried enough that I could moldboard plow at the end of November,even made it halfway through a wet area, that would otherwise be off limits. I made good use of the sunny/dry spells though, had some time off cut up enough wood to dry down by the stove, cleaned out my yard. I've still got a pile of logs at the end of my driveway to deal with, probably buck those and dry inside, even the oak, been cut since '09 dries nicely, will have to cheat and bring in some black cherry, dries in days.
Sure helped me get some things done, while having some time off. Way too warm to hang deer though, had to hustle those out and get em cut up right after the kill.
The one thing I remember the most was, treating myself to a Vanilla Latte instead of a regular coffee on sunday morning from the coffee shop and sitting in a chair by my tractor and enjoying sitting outside, in November, when could you ever do that around here?
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