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Nope. Nobody wants to pay thousands for having the traces of WW1 removed from their property, when they can just postpone and wait for summer.

I have a backload of jobs that involve forvarders or cranes. Simply no go right now. I tell the clients, that if they want their property to look like Verdun after the battle, we'll happily go ahead. So far, no takers.

That seems about as stupid as those "Climate activists" that protest in Germany about a village being turned into an, already existing, coal mine. We're at war with Russia, Germany has stopped being dependant on Russian gas. Something has to fill that hole.......................or. Freeze to...

Still raining every day, or sleeting. Since I'm doing pre-commercial thinning in Larch right now, that is about as miserable as can be. Had a serious case of TGIF today.

We got rained out again today. Been pissing down all night and all of today, with high winds. Since we couldn't log, we decided to go do a take down in the next village. No go. We can't get the chipper across a completely water logged lawn, so we all stayed home. I'm getting a little tired of...

Heavy rain all day. We all called each other at 5.30 AM and decided to stay home. Impossible to log in weather like that.

Would have been something to see those plains, back when the Buffalo roamed.

Same here. Went from snow to mud over night..

Excellent weather for logging, here. Frost and a bit of snow, with blue sky. I'm still sitting at home, nursing my hurting balls, but the rest of the crew are having a fine time in the woods.

The weather is wet, finally. I should be rejoicing. But since I'm doing precommercial thinning, I'm not. Wet, wet, wet!

Been a bone dry spring, but now when we were supposed to cut the hay tomorrow, it is raining.

Our little local well got shut down and we got hooked up with a larger supplier. So the price per cubic meter doubled. So we set rain water collectors up at every roof. Been a drought ever since.................wouldn't you just know it!

After a long dry spring we finally got rain yesterday. My hayfield was starting to look like the Negev desert in fall. Now I swear the grass has grown 3" since yesterday :)

High pressure weather. Clear skies, no wind. Frost at night and midday temps of 15 celcius. Absolutely perfect for logging.

Wet, wet and wet. We are supposed to start logging Beech next wee. The owner might call it off because the ground is too wet.Leaves us with nothing to do.

Terri, they have duff fires in Siberia, that have been burning for a century. I once logged a stand of really nice Norway spruce, Doug fir and Grand fir mixed together. There were depressions running across it that looked like WW1 trenches. So I asked the forester if it had been used to train...

We had a white x-mas which is really rare. That was only the 9th time since year 1900. Even though we are a Northern country, our winters are mild, because the ocean acts like a buffer, cooling down slowly= mild winters, and heating up slowly= cool summers.. We have, if I remember correctly, the...

Crappy! The low pressure zone that moved in with a bit of storm and lots of precipitation ddin't bring rain as ecpected, but slushy snow. Coming down like crazy again today, so we are keeping everybody home again. Hoping this stops soon, having to pay the crew for not working is a sure way to...

Clear and calm, but we've go a storm moving in. In a couple hours it'll be hard winds and torrential rain. I'm going to call everyone and tell them to t stay home. No climbing today.

I filled the hottub last week because my sister in law was coming up from Schweiz. So now of course we have a spell of indian summer.