1st fire of the season--it' a beautiful thing

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dyerkutn

Feeling the Heat
Jul 11, 2011
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Boston NW suburbs
And first time visiting the forum since last winter

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Burn, baby, burn. Once a pyro, always a pyro...
 
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Welcome back. The stove looks ready, willing and able.
 
Mines been out for a week now and all the better for it.

Looks great thou.
 
Nice.

Just started the PE, going down to 40F ish tonight. I can heat the whole place with the PE with these temps & conditions.
 
It is a beautiful thing! Too warm here in the NC mountains for a fire, just yet, but I am prepared. Four wood piles with dry oak, locust, and black walnut ready to rip! Just need to sweep the stove pipe, will be burning in a month or so.
And, on the 40 degree nights, can heat my house with the stone fireplace pictured here.
 
It is a beautiful thing! Too warm here in the NC mountains for a fire, just yet, but I am prepared. Four wood piles with dry oak, locust, and black walnut ready to rip! Just need to sweep the stove pipe, will be burning in a month or so.
And, on the 40 degree nights, can heat my house with the stone fireplace pictured here.


That's pretty !
 
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