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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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Bold move with the wood all stacked on the porch, no issues with termites in your part of the world? I was always taught that wood is kept away from the house for pest issues... and I was raised in a home that burned 4+ cords per year. We split and stacked it ourselves. We also had to shovel a path to the pile every storm. I must say, a pile on the porch seems pretty cush!
 
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what's that in pic #1 Elk or Bighorn Sheep or Pronghorns or what? Is that Grand Canyon? Pic #2 American Bison in Yellowstone? Pic #3 Grizzly bear in.......in........somewhere?
 
what's that in pic #1 Elk or Bighorn Sheep or Pronghorns or what? Is that Grand Canyon? Pic #2 American Bison in Yellowstone? Pic #3 Grizzly bear in.......in........somewhere?

Picture 1 is bighorn sheep in badlands national park.

Picture 2 is American bison in Custer state park.

Picture 3 is a young grizzly bear outside of our cabin just outside Cody Wyoming.
 
Picture 1 is bighorn sheep in badlands national park.

Picture 2 is American bison in Custer state park.

Picture 3 is a young grizzly bear outside of our cabin just outside Cody Wyoming.
Them Grizzlies stalk you outside the cabin while you're asleep in there?????!!!
 
Them Grizzlies stalk you outside the cabin while you're asleep in there?????!!!
Not really. They keep their distance.

That photo was taken about three days after the hiker was killed in Yellowstone last year. We were staying pretty much halfway between the park entrance and Cody.

We were in the middle of nowhere on a gravel driveway longer than some city streets with sagebrush growing between the wheel path. I've seen plenty of bears before in the wild but never this close. The scariest experience was in smoky Moutain national park while I was backpacking and was about 10 miles in on some rather rough trail when I stumbled into a big boar black bear eating. He looked at me then immediately ran the other way crashing through the underbrush like a bulldozer.
 
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Not really. They keep their distance.

That photo was taken about three days after the hiker was killed in Yellowstone last year. We were staying pretty much halfway between the park entrance and Cody.

We were in the middle of nowhere on a gravel driveway longer than some city streets with sagebrush growing between the wheel path. I've seen plenty of bears before in the wild but never this close. The scariest experience was in smoky Moutain national park while I was backpacking and was about 10 miles in on some rather rough trail when I stumbled into a big boar black bear eating. He looked at me then immediately ran the other way crashing through the underbrush like a bulldozer.
I guess he needed to change his pants too.....I'm sure you had to LOLOLOL
 
I guess he needed to change his pants too.....I'm sure you had to LOLOLOL
Nope thank goodness. He was still pretty far away. Probably about 15 yards and downhill from me.
 
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