Recent content by Burnham

I had the same thought, Cory :).

We are heading up to the rainforest on the west side of the Olympic Peninsula tomorrow for several days. No surprise, the forecast is for rain :D.

I have no idea what you have rescued, Pat :). But I am sure it will be beautiful.

Here's some ideas for you...this fellow is just down the road 25 miles or so from me. You could duplicate his designs I'm sure. https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/spo/d/mulino-canvas-wall-tent-stove/7915650286.html

You can buy a good older second hand one in OR, WA, ID for less than it would cost in materials, I think. Shipping would kill the deal, of course...but if you were traveling this way anyhoo :).

Slushy rain snow mix for about the same. It feels a lot colder outside right now than the thermo says...37 degrees. Low overnight was 32, high was 38. Woodstove is earning its keep for sure :).

I know there are private companies that do short term training courses. I know there are community college courses that teach arboriculture and some have a segment on climbing. But my sense is that the UK is far ahead of the US in this.

She's got more stamina than I do, that's for sure.

It only gets worse, brother...sad to say.

Now that's a fact :D.

What caused the wounds, Jim?

wtf? Grim reaper gets disappointed, I guess :).

Just a little sprinkling of snow, not much accumulation in the forecast, but at least 5 more days of it. Temps mild...high 20's-low 30's at night, mid 30's daytimes. More snow in the higher elevations, per usual.

Scratched flooring, eh? :)

Hmmm... I am not on the ball re this stuff at all, it would appear.