Hmm, yeah, thick walls can be good when it's hot, until they heat up and start radiating the head inside and the same in reverse. Still, get that fire lit early on and you'll be right to go.
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RE: First FIre of the Autumn and Sorting Fire Wood!
I'm not too bad here re the heat - in the shade, so not too much scope for the walls to soak up the sun, but i've heard plenty tales about people's stone houses just venting HEAT for hours in the evening in August, inwards!
Yep, if there's shade that's fine, otherwise the brick/stone just heats up and it takes a long time for the heat to dissipate.