on โ30-05-2014 08:31 AM
I am not a fan of these cold morning. 8:30 am and still only 6 degrees here. Brrrrrrrrr.
Hopefully my windscreen dosen't fog up on my way to work.
on โ30-05-2014 07:10 PM
@ten*teeny*tiny*toes wrote:
It drops down to single digits in June/July.
At the moment the range is about 19-26 degrees.
I love the cooler weather .
paradise..
on โ30-05-2014 07:13 PM
on โ30-05-2014 07:18 PM
I just went outside and it is freezing, but I live in the hills,have to expect that. We have ducted heating, although we do have a fire place, we dont use it, hubby says too much work.
I dont really mind the freezing mornings, if we get a lovely sunny day out of it. Anyway inside our cottage is cosy and warm, what more could I want.
on โ30-05-2014 07:36 PM
Must admit I love our wood heater but they can be expensive to run if you dont have access to wood
on โ30-05-2014 08:12 PM
It's cute how you call 8:30am early, lol! I have to get up at 4:00am so I can be at work by 5:00am, it's chilly and dark.
on โ30-05-2014 08:15 PM
Freezing here this morning & foggy..we get lots of fog on the hill that is really thick in the morning and makes for scary driving...I hate feeling cold but i love the green grass covering all the bare soil again..The ponies look like little fat woolly bears with eyes & nostrils recognizable only..The wood heater is going flat out ..The devon rex cats are snuggled under thier little heaters in thier enclosures..Winter is moving on in.....
on โ30-05-2014 09:48 PM
on โ31-05-2014 10:03 PM
@hargrlynet wrote:Must admit I love our wood heater but they can be expensive to run if you dont have access to wood
I've ordered a load from the local sawmill. 6 tonne for $100 and it lasts a whole year with the neighbours helping themselves ๐
โ01-06-2014 08:30 AM - edited โ01-06-2014 08:30 AM
I am assuming that isn't for red gum freaky, cheapest around here is $80 a metre ( red gum ) My lovely neighbour is re fencing atm and brought us down a truck load of old red gum and hardwood fencing, which will last us for quite a while, plus she tells me there is more to come. Once the old kitchen comes out, we will be right for kindling for quite a while.
on โ01-06-2014 08:40 AM
@hargrlynet wrote:I am assuming that isn't for red gum freaky, cheapest around here is $80 a metre ( red gum ) My lovely neighbour is re fencing atm and brought us down a truck load of old red gum and hardwood fencing, which will last us for quite a while, plus she tells me there is more to come. Once the old kitchen comes out, we will be right for kindling for quite a while.
The truck driver said there will be blackwood and other stuff. I think there's myrtle as well. They don't include super fast burning floor board bits anymore.3