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No photo, except in my mind, but saw a coyote trotting through SPI land behind Shoshone this morning. Healthy looking coat, fluffy and ready for a cold snowy winter
We have viewed the progress of the fixing up at the hotel for some time now. Does anyone know if the owner has commercial plans or has it been transformed into a personal residence?
We have a decorative one made of cast iron and the steam makes a big difference. A regular pot would probably work too.
Never came close to being concerned about too much moisture.
tortuga, we just want to get our burning started during the daylight hours. Once it’s burning, we’re not too worried about how cold it is.
We have a decorative steamer/pot on top of the wood stove. It makes a significant difference with dry skin, breathing, warmer feel, etc and we have had no issue with mold. Yes, I believe a cook pot would suffice, but something more decorative is simply nice.
allen- once you get the fire going, it’s pretty toasty outside. But yeah, we were itching to start at 530 when it was pitch black and COLD enough already!
Anyone use a wood stove steamer to help with dry air in the winter time? I saw some decorative ones but, I am assuming a regular pot of water would do the same thing. I am guessing you would have to boil off a lot of water to create mold issues. Any experiences?
Been here since ’94 and this is the first time I can remember night burning in the fall. It’s always been night burning in late spring in the past. I think the person or people in charge of burning took too many of these pills:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z9pD_UK6vGU
It’s a whopping 30 or so degrees outside now at 7:00 pm.
Tonight! after 7PM!
Currently burning allowed 7PM-8AM subject to air quality. Yesterday no burning, tonight it’s a go!
