This being Denmark, we have to have the installation certified by the chimney sweep before we can try it out, but that shouldn't take too long to get sorted out and then I suppose we need some wood to burn.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
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This being Denmark, we have to have the installation certified by the chimney sweep before we can try it out, but that shouldn't take too long to get sorted out and then I suppose we need some wood to burn.
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Only in Denmark would a log burning stove have such unlimited style! Looks like it's made by B and O!
ReplyDeleteAlso looks like you can get the Internet on it!
Interesting to see how you keep the glass clean.
Quite gorgeous!
WRM
Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou could make bricks from newspaper, like aj - don'y burn very well, but they get rid of old papers & fill up those odd hours.....
m
Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou could make bricks from newspaper, like aj - don'y burn very well, but they get rid of old papers & fill up those odd hours.....
m
There was no need for the repetition on the tedium of my green, energy saving newspaper briquette activities, which are more suited to hotter climates where they may take less than a week to dry out.But I am also using them as an insulating layer in the porch during storage. aj
ReplyDeleteCertification required in case it decides to Exterminate?.
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