I'll be joining her once I get the wood rack reloaded. Calling for up to 12 inches of the white stuff with 4 on the ground now.
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Dogs got the right idea
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I'll be joining her once I get the wood rack reloaded. Calling for up to 12 inches of the white stuff with 4 on the ground now.
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Relex
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You can keep that white stuff up there..
My Bernese Mountain Dog kept getting as far from the fire as she could. We took her for a hair do. When they got done brushing her out, there was enough fur left to make an extra dog, Joe.
Holly crap!My Bernese Mountain Dog kept getting as far from the fire as she could. We took her for a hair do. When they got done brushing her out, there was enough fur left to make an extra dog, Joe.
My Bernese Mountain Dog kept getting as far from the fire as she could. We took her for a hair do. When they got done brushing her out, there was enough fur left to make an extra dog, Joe.
She's gotta feel loads better..that's a lot a hair.
ChoppyChoppy
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ChoppyChoppy
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Dunno how he can like it, the vice on the bench is about 5ft away and can about fry an egg on it when the stove is really going! Stove is roughly 4ft around, 6ft long, piece of TAPS pipeline.
Just came in from split/stack on the woodpile an hour ago. Had jsut started to snow then.
a full inch already and snowing hard with big flakes. Prediction is another 4" by morning. Just cleared 3" off the drive and walks yesterday. Guess I will be playing with the snow blower again tomorrow.
a full inch already and snowing hard with big flakes. Prediction is another 4" by morning. Just cleared 3" off the drive and walks yesterday. Guess I will be playing with the snow blower again tomorrow.
Where's the bun and mustard? Gotta be a "Hot Dog", Joe.
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ValleyFirewood, the dog is actually pretty smart. Due to the ashes in the bottom of the stove it's likely not that hot under the stove. He's laying just far enough from under it to be warm and not hot. I have a wall mounted register and the dogs all lay in a semi circle around it and move closer and farther away depending if the furnace fan is on or not.
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do kids count?
benp
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Been there.....done that .....as an adult.....actually end of this past august.
That was me for about 2 hours today, right next to the dog.
Johnny Yooper
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That might be me this week as colder weather is on the way......high of 0F by Wednesday.
Dogs aren't allowed upstairs into living space(loft style house garage/shop downstairs living above) during warmer months as they have to much energy and just want to fight and scratch my floors. Only once the stove is fired up for the winter may they come up not sure what it is about the stove but it just seems to mesmerize and knock them out.
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Came home early, didn't feel like sitting on a 40* "oval office" at the shop. The cold pretty well sucks, took all of the daylight just to get stuff started and warmed up.... a 5 min job in the summer!Anyhow... the boss...
Pretty quiet working on the SS mod with the wood stove going, except for the thirty mile an hour blow outside. Our daughter has moved home for a bit with her dog, and our golden loves the company. 
