Homesteading & gardeningLars HalvorsenWhy Our Woodpile Stays Dry All Winter and Yours Goes Soft by March (The Norwegian Way)

Why Our Woodpile Stays Dry All Winter and Yours Goes Soft by March (The Norwegian Way)

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Published Oct 12, 2026, 4:09 PM · 4d ago

Lars Halvorsen
Lars Halvorsen
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🔗 At our age, 65°F indoors can already be dangerous. What doctors say, and how to heat for less anyway: https://larshalvorsen.com I've heated the same timber farmhouse for fifty-one winters, and most of what goes wrong with a woodpile starts with the care people put into covering it. A tarp pulled down the sides traps the one thing that's supposed to leave the wood. I'll show you where the bottom row goes soft, which way the bark should face, and the one hardware store number that tells you if your wood is actually ready to burn before the chimney finds out for you. Fifty-one winters in the same Norwegian farmhouse, so you keep the heat in without hiring anybody. Subscribe, and I'll see you in the next one. #firewood #woodstove #winterprep #offgrid #homesteading

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