HitzerHillbilly
Feeling the Heat
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This was me all year!(broken image removed)
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Who's the boss? I think you said it before but what are you putting in?(broken image removed)
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Who's the boss? I think you said it before but what are you putting in?
Ahh, so that's why they call them the "White" Mountains.We've had about 6-7" of snow come down in the last week, just enough to make a frozen mess.
WowGoing to be cold here as well, I have the stoves loaded with locust right now.
At that point, you have to pick the best times to use it..like when you have a big coal bed, so you don't have to fight to get it lit. Nice problem to have, though.The other thing is of the wood I have I would say over half of it is just black locust
I found some old cedar tongue and groove waste pieces in the attic that have been fabulous smelling kindling for the cooker.I have a lot of cedar as well so when I'm loading the stoves I always have a sixty gallon tote in the garage full of cedar kindling to help if I don't have a good coal bed. But I agree Woody Stover having a lot of locust on hand is not a bad problem to have.
Why would you bother splitting any wood and burn it in the fire pit? Work unnecessary in my books.This was some pine mother nature brought down with some high winds, after I burned that pine, I pulled back the cover and found more rounds so I split that and it's burning in the fireplace.
If this pine log was out on the backhill, it would've stayed there. Some people would make a big pile of rounds with brush and pour something on it and torch it, I choose to burn it in the fireplace after I split it.Why would you bother splitting any wood and burn it in the fire pit? Work unnecessary in my books.
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