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In addition to my customary lump of coal, I received a biography of Andrew Jackson. This qualifies, as I wasn't expecting it, and his nickname was "Old Hickory". :coolsmile: Rick
EDIT: Besides, if it turns out to be a crappy book, I can always burn it.
Coal bucket to keep kindling in, antique brass damper hook, log tongs, a localy made wrought iron poker, firewood tote bag, brass butane lighter, cast iron match holder, and a wrought iron tool loop to mount on the hearth to hold the tools.
Guess my wife has figured I've been hanging out with woodnecks on the net.
a copy of AFV on DVD, so I can watch funny clips of all of "us" doing dumb stuff trying to cut wood for our stoves and hurting / emabarrasing ourselves. . .
Just before Christmas we got an ice storm that gave me enough free maple to cover next year's burning. My after Christmas present will be splitting it tomorrow when it's 60 outside.
Beautiful John Wright cast iron kettle. Porcelain Enameled on the inside to prevent rust, matte black on the outside to match the stove. Awesome kettle!
I (we) got 2 ash cans with double bottom, an ash rake and hearth gloves.
Was not much of a surprise as I had to carry the UPS boxes inside.
But, excellent none the less.
Of course now it is 60* and I went out on the boat today!
More wood for later! Yes.
Bill
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