Then will go start the fire. Outside this time, with the Zippo… 😉

Tape the wire bundle up, reassemble everything, check it all out, move the stove back into place. Turn power back on. Now gonna rest a bit.

Find tools. Remove wires, cut out the worn spot, get the sawzall and cut a large slot in the back of the stove where the wires go through.

Go and shut off the breaker, pull the panel off the back of the stove and find a wires insulation cut into where it went through the hole.

Get the stuff and go to move it back in. Get it almost in place and sparks fly. Literally. Large bright ones. Pull it out and they stop.

After a bit I’m told that the stove is as clean as it’s gonna get. Go to move it back and see something else behind it so move it out again.

Moved the stove out, retrieved the lighter and other stuff that had gotten knocked off. Cat said leave it out and she would wash the side.

Being one of those days. Ate lunch then went to get my Zippo, that Cat had knocked behind the stove some time back, to light a fire.

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Also got the small trailer that I am working on moved from the front to the wood pile. Now gonna take a lie-down till I cool off.

Brush growing against side of trailer cleared and door should open now. Sweating profusely but that actually feels good.

Short rest time, then back with swingblade, gloves and pruning sheers. Got the end of the wood pile cleared as well as a path to the door.

Rambled enough for the nonce. Gonna go rest for a bit so, till later folks…

If I get that done I can at least haul stuff on it which I can’t do now. But I need to get sides and a top on for other things too.

Laid out the decking on the trailer frame and need one or possibly 2 more pieces of 8 foot 1x to finish the base layer.