The Curse Of Brother Bart....

[Dix]

The one where he says "things are going to get real interesting at your house for the next few hours " :coolsmirk:

For those not in "the know :coolsmirk: ='s BB.

750 °F on the door and climbing......

 

[Dix]

850 °F

 

[Dix]

850 °F

2/3 full. Put in 2 4" semi seasoned oak rounds.

Still have eye brows.

 

[Dix]

750 °F

*buys more Ms. Clairol*

 

[Bobbin]

Cozy!

 

[Dix]

LOL !!

The fire department was coming around last night with the "Santa on the fire truck" thingy. I thought it was good timing :wow:

 

[BrotherBart]

Yep. Had a little dose of that myself last night. Instead of going down and getting three monsters for the night load I got lazy and used six regular sized splits. With the greater surface area and air space between them the 30 took off for a romp.

 

[EatenByLimestone]

This seems to be a trend around here lately.

Matt

 

[Shari]

Dixie,

I went to bed last night wondering what your outcome would be.... Glad to know you're still around!

Shari

 

[Hiram Maxim]

Do you have a link to your original link?

Cheers, Hiram

 

[Jags]

Kinda gets you all knotted up - doesn't it? :lol:

 

[BrotherBart]

Do you have a link to your original link?

Cheers, Hiram

It is from a couple of my posts where I said that if you throw a new load of wood on top of a hot coal bed with a stove top temp over 400 then things are going to get real interesting around your house for a few hours.

 

[SlyFerret]

Yeah... that's a pretty good way of putting it!!

-SF

 

[begreen]

850 °F

2/3 full. Put in 2 4" semi seasoned oak rounds.

Still have eye brows.

Whoa Nellie. That is cooking if the blower was going.

 

[Dix]

The blower was going, BG.

Knotted up isn't quite the word.

I don't under stand the quick temp drop. However, I'm glad it did !!

 

[BrotherBart]

I think the bark on the rounds created the blast. And when there wasn't flame from it curling up over the top of the baffle anymore the blower cooled it off pretty fast.