Glad you like it:)
Nice score Jack :)
40-50
:rofl: :lol:
Excellent Dennis. Thank you for taking the time to write that and post it here.
+1 Mine is a purplish brown
Not that I'm aware of.
Steve, it really is the easiest way to clean it. Why fuss with vinegar or other crud?
I was very surprised how good Bradford Pear burns. I burned it last winter.
I only had Silver Maple to burn the 1st year I had my Stove. We stayed warm. :) Seasoned Maple is better than green Oak
I have this one. Works great...
Except splitting Locust :D
Awesome load Hedgerow :drool:
Mulberry. Yummy :drool:
Hedgerow, Thornless Honey's are planted here in Ohio as yard trees. They are everywhere :)
Dip a wet paper towel in some ash, wipe the glass, follow that with a dry one. Good as new.:)
Calling for a freeze here tonight also. Bring it on :). Warming up to mid 50's to low 60's next week.
Another great job Scott. It hurts not getting all that honey goodness. :( Love the color of that stuff, gives me a smile every time I see it. :).
I burned a few small splits Saturday night. Going to be 40's for high and 30's for lows the next few days so I will burn some. I normally don't...