Pic #4 Western Hemlock or Bristlecone Pine? or neither?We are fortunate to live in a very beautiful place. The closest small mall is 1 1/2 hrs away. I excel at online shopping, so the lack of malls is a non-issue for me
Back yard view
Neighbor looking in the utility room windows
Even the poison oak is beautiful
Front yard on a freak snow day
What we see walking down to the river below our house
Our river trail
Absolutely gorgeous!We are fortunate to live in a very beautiful place. The closest small mall is 1 1/2 hrs away. I excel at online shopping, so the lack of malls is a non-issue for me
Back yard view
Neighbor looking in the utility room windows
Even the poison oak is beautiful
Front yard on a freak snow day
What we see walking down to the river below our house
Our river trail
Douglas fir at its full potential--a far cry from the little firs on Christmas tree lots The tree is on the far right in this picture.
I like that woodstove.Douglas fir at its full potential--a far cry from the little firs on Christmas tree lots The tree is on the far right in this picture.
We like it too. It gets in the mid-80s when we load it up. Sometimes we have to open doors and windows if it gets too hot or we wear shorts and tank tops and pretend it's summer.
That's awesome.I have thought of installing something like that or a pellet stove in my basement but I understand the way that I would want it would not be up to code.
Do you guys collect your wood yourselves?There are places where you cannot install a woodstove. The dry heat from our stoves is really nice. There are some downsides to heating with wood. The firewood is messy to deal with. We have three humidifiers running in our music room to get the humidity to 50%. In winter, we lose part of the view from our living room windows.
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