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Perhaps I am being somewhat obtuse but... Even though it is kind of remote, has no real markings on it, and seems pretty sizable... If it looks like a box, or looks like a crate, which is what I see, can't it just be a box or a crate? Maybe just carted out there when it was easier to get it...

I officially give up. Too danged warm out today to discuss woodstoves anyhoo. Ya'll enjoy this blessed afternoon. I'm goin' for a walk. As Salamu Alaykum my brothers and sisters. g.

O.K., I'll try again... Speaking of woodburning stoves, we used to always keep a teapot on the top and it made for a darned fined dehumidier till to booger got hot enough to whistle. Then my mom just went to a pot on top. Always had a couple towels on a rack off to the side. Nothing like a warm...

My bad, I just couldn't fiqure out what a skit was in the context of the post. I do get your annoyance at the intrusions of the other parties. Relax man, I think way too much of you to think you would get in a bad way on a trip with the kids. Missed the point of the trip. Continue to seek peace...

John, What was the question that merited the reply dare I ask? As well, could your consumation of beverage and said loud music have impared your auditory abilities to process the word used? Just askin' buddy. g.

Amen to that brother. So back to stovage. Our in home wood stove was always fired with proper wood and paper if we wished. Never foreign materials. I agree fine sir, toxic nastiness like tires is a little over the top. Honestly anything we may have had close which was dang nil... those...

I just assumed she meant circumference when I read it 'cause they wrapped a tape around it. I like others probably don't have your keen knowledge of labeling of terms. Good call and correction sir. That diameter would make the Cedar worthy of redwood like Pines proportions. Damned big tree...

Bob, Our barrell sessions were not without their "Wooshes". Cardboard packaging and dry raked up items could really get to crackin'. Ours was out in the pretty open from trees. Chicken feet and hog skins fresh from killing day crackled so elegantly it brings tears to my eyes just thinking about...

Thank you very much sir. I love to remenicse, even in the oddest ways. Anything that sparks a fond memory I like to share. George

Through two homes growing up I had a wood burning stove. Some great memories. Mom and Dad still have it and they will not decommision it for this possible reason. It has more than supplemented heat. With an above through the wall fan in the kitchen the circulated hot air did a good job on other...

No doubt. I'm hopefull intentions were well meant. I guess. So how 'bout that tree? Seriously, jumping on the thread at the butt end but... that is a kickin' Cedar. I adore Cedars. Thanks for that Renee. g.

Oh Robert. Only you bud. That's just... well that's just wrong. The article doesn't sugarcoat that's for sure. I am not sure whether to admire her moxy or throw up in my mouth, all the while thinking of what it's going to take to get a gastly array of images out of my head before I try to sleep...

Nice. Dang shame the windmills wouldn't work here. At least some group or another would be pleased, or not. g.

Just finally took a moment. I love it. Sort of surreal. Almost otherworldly but right here in our backyard. Great vantage point and sage words regarding the trash. g.

Sweet!!! I assume you meant the following Robert... "We tried poverty for 200 years, We decided to try something different" I love it. Chances are it will probably cause some major B/S along the way... It's always about dollars and taxes baby. But yeah, let it be man. There are bigger issues. g.

Ahhhh Jerseyman, I knew you would be there to pick up my bits and pieces. I wondered about a third number cause nothing seemed to fit, but again, I don't know from that kind of stuff. Still and all it seems even in your link some stuff is close. It confuses me so. But there were not actually...

Hi Guys... Couldn't help myself here as I shared the images with a work friend and we both puzzled over the ship. He digs Naval history and we went to work on the ship. It looked like #79 there, possibly a Fletcher or Gleaves Class destroyer, according to my friend, either came close to shore to...

Thank you... So much for sharing. These are priceless reminders. I like the look of the color photos. Love the buried truck in B&W. g.

Excellent... When I just read Middle, I thought wow, very close... To Scott & myself. I was ready to have an eye out but glad it was found. I have had a number of Jailbreakers to take back over the years, one from on Middle. I suspect your friend already knows but fair to remind them... While...

You forgot the 5 pound can of Cinnamon to complete your French Toast recipe. Slacker. Now, True story... and typical me. Many long time ago, in the ACME in Berlin (long since )closed, There was a pending "blizzard" Every line was full up mostly of folks topping their carts off with the stuff...