This is the time of year where I get rid of trees that have sprung up in places I don't want them. An 8" Bradford pear has finally gotten in the way of a path my wife uses. 757 to the rescue, it, and some 3" suckers are now being consumed by the goats. Gives them some extra green leaves, and prevents hay feeding. Took all the traction my Ferguson had to drag that 12" pine out of the woods, downhill into the goat pasture was nothing. Uphill out of the front woods was tough. Thank God it was dry out. Once they have consumed the leave, needles and bark, I will cut up the thick ends for burning.
Took apart the stove pipes to the chimney to clean the chimney, but it is clean, so just emptied the little accumulation in the elbow. Pipe comes horizontal out of the stove, 90 degrees strait into the 8" to 6" chimney adapter. I expected a bunch of creosote, as I burned some less than dry wood last year. Nope. Nice and clean.
Daughter came for a visit with the dogs. Now mine are tired. Still too warm to hunt. Turned on the air conditioning today. WTH!