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Today the conditions were finally just right for burning the pile of debris we have accumulated in a pile in the East Lot for most of a year. It was nice and still but not too hot, and so just after dawn this morning, Lisa and I went to work to try and burn the brush.
( Burn Baby Burn )
So that's our annual brush burn done. The annual burn permit (good from mid-October through the end of May) is good for unlimited burns and costs $20. We typically end up only doing one burn, however, because by the time we accumulate enough to want to do a burn, it starts raining or snowing, making it hard to do an effective burn. It only takes a few hours each year to do this cleanup, and the pile of coals mostly fades away after a few weeks. But this is the first time that we've done the burning after we bought the property next door, so it feels more satisfying, somehow.
( Burn Baby Burn )
So that's our annual brush burn done. The annual burn permit (good from mid-October through the end of May) is good for unlimited burns and costs $20. We typically end up only doing one burn, however, because by the time we accumulate enough to want to do a burn, it starts raining or snowing, making it hard to do an effective burn. It only takes a few hours each year to do this cleanup, and the pile of coals mostly fades away after a few weeks. But this is the first time that we've done the burning after we bought the property next door, so it feels more satisfying, somehow.
