Hard to beat a soapstone stove fire on a cold rainy day.First fire on fireview for year. 50 out and raining. I usually like it a little colder out but is nice.
Not much combuster action with this little bit of wood but is comfortable.
Dennis, you're absolutely right. Any wood stove would feel great on a cold rainy damp day. My response was a direct reply to a post made by Sappy who just happened to be using a soapstone stove. I was just trying to personalize it.Hard to beat any wood stove on a cold rainy day!
We've had a few fires but looking at the forecast it does not appear we'll be having another one this week. This is amazing that we aren't burning in October. No doubt, it will catch up to us.
Both fireplaces are the same width, with similar mantels and doors, one all original, the other mostly reproduction. The real trouble is that one opening is 5-1/2 feet high, and the other is only 4-1/2 feet high. I catch the back of my head on that lower lintel standing up too quick, several times each year, and can tell you that beam has zero "give".Good thing you have different hearths, or you might forget where you are. I like your stove-in-a-closet pics.
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