These two are right across the street from each other.
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Thats wild! How in the world do those not plug up with creosote in short order? Look at both of the chimney caps, they look clean like they don’t get used much.
They are most likely burning gas. Or they could have an unbaffled stove that keeps the pipe nice and hot
That's just another day around here, most go out a living room window of a mobile home with a piece of aluminum replacing the glass. They cut their wood the day they need it.
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