Sunday night and going to stay home for the next couple days and just loaded the stoves with a nice mix of oak and ash. Suppose to be around 0 degree's at night for a few days and there is nothing better then a good fire going. I love it!
I love wood!
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Hope the wood doesn't fall out through the pipe. 
brenndatomu
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That's looks like a great way to have a chimney fireHope the wood doesn't fall out through the pipe.
Think I saved it in the nick of timeHope the wood doesn't fall out through the pipe.
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This time of year we just gotta take a chuckle where we can find it.
BTW: That is a beautiful wood stove. Upside down, right side up or side ways.
BTW: That is a beautiful wood stove. Upside down, right side up or side ways.
Thanks. Love the looks and the heat of the IR. Sometimes I get a little jealous of people that burn wood in temps of 20 or 30 degrees because it can become a bit of a chore here by the time February rolls around but I still love it and coming to hearth.com to read about everyone's experiences and opinions.
Yeah we don't have the winters that you folks have but on occasion we can get extended teens and drops below zero to help us understand what it must be like. And to hate our home builder for thinking he was building in Miami.
Thanks kid. Haven't cleaned the glass for a couple months so it's a little dirty from a few fires from this fall but the wife says I have to clean it soon then it'll be good til spring. Burn on!
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