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Welcome to 30 Days of Photos, where 18 bloggers are participating in posting a photo a day for 30 days. Here are the other 17 you can visit after you've been here:
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Well, we're into week 3 of our little photo sojourn. The half-way point. Yippee. Only two more weeks to go. So settle back and let's see what's yet to develop.
"Chop your own wood and it will warm you twice."
(Henry Ford)
A couple of years ago we had to chop down a huge maple tree in our backyard. It had split and we were worried it might fall on the house in a heavy wind.
The wood from that tree has lasted us several years. We love lighting fires in the fireplace during the cold, winter months. We still have plenty of kindling in the garage to last us through next year. Looks like I don't have to buy firewood for yet another year!
Not that I'm in any hurry to see winter again, mind you.
Not that I'm in any hurry to see winter again, mind you.
Comments
Your photo is wonderful!! We haven't had a working wood fireplace in years - switched to gas. I used to love them - now I don't know that I could handle the "aroma" of burning wood.
I have a fireplace in my home but it's mainly idle. I'm not sure if the city even allows them to be used anymore.
Gas has it's place. They can really warm a room up. But if you're looking for ambiance, the crackling of the wood, the smell of the fire,the smoke in the room when you forget to open the flue, there's nothing like a wood-burning fireplace.
Wood. Whoda thunk it. Or should that be whoda trunk it!
HA!
Now off to the funnies!
Good photo, too. Wood, in any form, can be eye pleasing.
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(Okay, I suck at puns.)
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