Summertime burning

[Ashful]

I decided to move and enlarge my fire pit / ring, to a part of the yard where I lost three big walnut trees in hurricane Sandy. Actually put it right atop the ground out stump mound of the largest of these trees.

Outside Diameter is 7'-0", big enough to burn small yard and shop scraps. Built into a hillside, but the ring and floor are plumb level. Used mostly granite, 16" x 24" x 7" (=heavy!) natural blocks reclaimed from our 1770's barn.

View from house:

 

[BrianN]

That's a nice big pit there. Very good for burning the yard waste.
I love sitting by the fire on a summer night in the back yard. Having a few cold ones after a hard days work (or play)
I'll have to get a pic next time we are burning out there and post it up. Sounds like a good thread title to have every one post their outside burns.

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

Looks great, I love it...

 

[infinitymike]

Nice view from the house.
Looks like you got some space there in Philly.
What are you sitting on?
For some reason I always pictured Philly densely populated.

 

[Shadow&Flame]

Very nice.... Good thing you don't live in Cali or they would be after you.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...to-curb-beach-bonfires-citing-climate-change/

 

[Ashful]

Nice view from the house.
Looks like you got some space there in Philly.
What are you sitting on?
For some reason I always pictured Philly densely populated.

I'm about 30 miles north of the city, on 4 acres. We live in an old farm house, that was 100 acres, but developed into a cul de sac in 1986. Our 4 acre plot is the smallest in the neighborhood, most having 6 - 7 acres.

Philadelphia county is indeed very, "densly populated".

 

[teutonicking]

I'm about 30 miles north of the city, on 4 acres. We live in an old farm house, that was 100 acres, but developed into a cul de sac in 1986. Our 4 acre plot is the smallest in the neighborhood, most having 6 - 7 acres.

Philadelphia county is indeed very, "densly populated".

That's a beautiful back yard. I live near DC and sit on only about 1/3 of an acre. My front yard is really nice, but my back yard is surrounded by so many tall oak trees that I can't grow any grass in my backyard. Its just flagstone, stones, and mulch. On the plus side, its good for storing firewood.

 

[Plow Boy]

That is a amazing view from the house. Your yard is very well managed sir.

 

[Ashful]

Thanks, guys. That yard is my second job! :lol:

 

[BrianN]

That is a beautiful back yard. Wish mine looked half as nice.
Here is my fire pit, unfortunately, no fire in it tonight. Maybe tomorrow night.

Oh, the firepit is way in the back there

 

[Ashful]

..,the firepit is way in the back there

Jacuzzi! Party at Brian's!

 

[BrianN]

HAHA, ya. Sure, come on over. Lots of cold ones, and wood to split.

 

[jharkin]

I love it. Joful you don't do anything small


Makes me miss the 3 acre lot I grew up on... Making do on 0.5 these days.....

 

[BrianN]

Was just out getting some wood (yes, I may have to have an indoor fire today as that is my heat source, other than electric base boards) and this is what I saw.
Taxiing down the river.

Plane taking off.

 

[infinitymike]

Was just out getting some wood (yes, I may have to have an indoor fire today as that is my heat source, other than electric base boards) and this is what I saw.
Taxiing down the river.
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Plane taking off.
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Now thats the way to commute to work!

 

[Paulywalnut]

Very nice property Joful. I think I know right where you are. real nice up there.