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Title: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Lee Borgersen on March 03/27/20, 12:52:04 PM
Spring Burning Restrictions Begin :campfire:

 :coffee: .....
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/MNDNR/bulletins/28325e0
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Rebel SS on March 03/27/20, 01:08:46 PM
Does city hall count?   :evil:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Dotch on March 03/27/20, 02:55:35 PM
Restricted - Variance Permits Only in our area? Who comes up with this BS anyway? We had .45" of rain recorded yesterday, .06" on the 23rd and .93" on the 20th, along with trace amounts on every day but one since then. & it's been cloudy to boot. All this data is submitted to & is on the DNR/State Climatology Office website. You'd be lucky to light a fart out here!  :confused:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: glenn57 on March 03/27/20, 06:58:19 PM
Doesn't it have to do more with the lack of snow and all the dry vegitation? I'm betting that burning permit and fire restrictions stuff keeps moving north as the snow goes away.

Maybe they know who much flammable gin you have on hand?? :scratch: :rotflmao:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Dotch on March 03/27/20, 07:20:30 PM
Restrictions probably will move north but that doesn't explain why there is a greater restriction here than there is directly to our west. It'll likely piss those up north off the same as it does here when the "dry" vegetation burns like chewing tobacco, especially if it stays cool, cloudy & rains every couple days. That's not a recipe to dry anything out. The pasture is starting to green up here fer crissake!  :rolleyes:

My gin supply is diked I'll have you know!  :rotflmao:

Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: glenn57 on March 03/27/20, 07:33:48 PM
Restrictions probably will move north but that doesn't explain why there is a greater restriction here than there is directly to our west. It'll likely piss those up north off the same as it does here when the "dry" vegetation burns like chewing tobacco, especially if it stays cool, cloudy & rains every couple days. That's not a recipe to dry anything out. The pasture is starting to green up here fer crissake!  :rolleyes:

My gin supply is diked I'll have you know!  :rotflmao:
yea who knows how they come up with some the crap they do  :scratch:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Dotch on March 03/27/20, 07:45:40 PM
Exactly. That's why my gin supply is diked!  :rotflmao:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Leech~~ on March 03/27/20, 10:01:13 PM

It's Walz, he doesn't want anyone playing with weenies around backyard cookouts!   :police: :surrender:  :police:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Rebel SS on March 03/28/20, 07:14:12 AM

It's Walz, he doesn't want anyone playing with weenies around backyard cookouts!   :police: :surrender:  :police:

Then stay 6' away and zipped up!  :shocked:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Dotch on March 03/28/20, 08:31:38 AM
.04" of rain again this a.m. Yep, she's tinder dry out there, alright. Might catch Lee's woodie on fire!  :doah:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Rebel SS on March 03/28/20, 08:37:01 AM
Hope ya don't get any of that TP wool on fire!  :shocked:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Dotch on March 03/28/20, 11:42:08 AM
They used to use wool a lot in electrical applications back in the olden days because it didn't burn worth a crap. Ran my errands quick. On the way to Hope I spied a neighbor trying to burn 4 or 5 piles of bur oak leaves in his pasture. If there were any mosquitoes around there aren't now! No flames just huge smoldering piles that are gonna be there a while with it drizzling like it is.  :azn:
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: delcecchi on March 03/28/20, 03:45:21 PM
I don't think I could start a fire in the yard with napalm today.
Title: Re: Burning Restrictions Begin
Post by: Rebel SS on March 03/28/20, 03:48:37 PM
Can we try?    :rotflmao: