Thanks. Pretty simple to make, but the end supports on mine are started to rot, so I need to find a cedar log and do some refurbishing. One set...
I would consider that dinner. Most of the food groups, anyway. :thumbs:
Replenished the firepit stack this weekend. Last summer was dry for us, and we lost about 35 small hemlocks. Figure about a quarter cord, which...
50s here, and still burning (mostly Doug Fir). Fire in the AM in the big stove and one in the PM in the small stove. Hard to break the habit,...
Looks like a fine stash of tamarack there. Great looking piles!
100% wood heat. Two stoves - one at either end of the first floor. Can't imagine any other way.
Lousy picture (flip phone) but you get the idea. It's even buckskin.[ATTACH]
Nice stand of Larch. It looks like Christmas!
Mine too. By far. We're in Western Washington, and it won't grow here on account of the lack of sun. Gotta go to the east side of the state to...
Cool here in Washington state. For starters, last year's Christmas tree. It's a tradition. Then some nice tamarack my son brought back from...
You could light an incense under the campfire.
Love that stuff. Round here we call it tamarack. I can almost smell it looking at those great pics. Enjoy!
Looks great. Does it retain its BTUs over time? I know when we buy the stuff in a jar it doesn't stay hot for long.
Nice. How do you preserve all that horseradish to keep it from turning bad? Love the stuff.
About 25 c/s/s. Definitely my high water mark. Better half has issued a memo that it's time to take a break, or else. :heidi:
Nice snag. Lucky for you I was out of town for a few days.:D
Nice work, and great looking stacks!:yes:
Sometimes it takes a cold stove and chimney awhile to get a draft going. Try cracking a window open to help pull the air up the chimney.
gettin 'er done. Good job. Then you can get more.:D
Good looking wood. Apple is some of the best. Your folks will be thanking you all winter long.
