We've done that when the power was out for days. Took more of a shower than a bath, though....
Getting ready for winter
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That stuff on the porch might be drier than that on the stove; It's split smaller. But maybe it was burning up too fast in that smoke-blower so he went to some bigger, wetter splits. 
Hey, that guy cribs the end of his stacks like I do. Maybe he's not so crazy after all.
Hey, that guy cribs the end of his stacks like I do. Maybe he's not so crazy after all.
NortheastAl
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The more I look the more I see. There's even a heat shield over that exchanger. Now that's thinkin'!
Big Donnie Brasco
Feeling the Heat
That house looks a lot like this house that I stumbled across in the middle of nowhere KS a few years back...
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red oak
Minister of Fire
Hey Backwoods Savage good to see you're ready for whatever winter brings!!
DianeB
Feeling the Heat
Ram 1500 with an axe...
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