Had to try out the new camera and last night's load was cranking up, so... 12 hours and 15 minutes ago and stovetop is at 350 and will reload on the coals in an hour or so.
Old Stove, New Camera
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jatoxico
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stejus
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That's a great shot. I am even more impressed with the wood packed in that stove. Nothing finer than square wood when you want to pack it full!
Nice packing job, that stove is stuffed. Our wood is so irregular I'm getting about half that wood into the stove in a loading.
PS: like the camera too. Looks like it takes good shots.
PS: like the camera too. Looks like it takes good shots.
It really wasn't packed that much. The tall coal bed holds the front of the load up. It settles to even with the brick retainers.
I don't normally do the much beloved "secondaries" but figured I would kick'em in to show that I can make it walk the dog if desired. 
Knocked it back to a real cigar burn after the pic.
Knocked it back to a real cigar burn after the pic.
gregbesia
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bluedogz
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Wait wait wait.... are you saying your load looks like that AFTER 12 hours have gone by? Have you started burning those concrete parking barriers?
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