More Odd Jobs...

Back to cutting wood this week after Andy pointed out several dead spruce that needed to go. While we did get a couple of cords of firewood hauled in this spring (Gettin' Wood Enough...4/15/18), it's all bucked up, split, and stacked now, so it's always good to have more ready to go.

Unlike hauling wood with the Ski Doo, it's a lot less work using the tractor.

The pile of logs slowly turns into stacks of firewood.

The other job comes from the proposal that was submitted a while back. It was accepted, so now I get to collate, review, and summarize fifteen years of hydrology survey data. While I don't mind doing this in the winter, just finished a similar project last year, it's not my idea of the ideal summer job. So be careful what you wish for, I guess.

It's a lot more fun to go out in the summer and collect survey data than to analyze it.

And then took the 650 Moto Guzzi out for a ride and, big surprise, ran out of gas again. That machine really needs a gas gauge.