PJSprog
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Do those heat powered fans work well, Ron?
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Thomas
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32F cloudy.
We got more done on the skidder than what we plan so we're taking tomorrow off...both of us not as young as we use to be.
Not plan for the evening,Mrs. making home made pizza loaded other than that feet up.
Enjoy your evening all.
We got more done on the skidder than what we plan so we're taking tomorrow off...both of us not as young as we use to be.
Not plan for the evening,Mrs. making home made pizza loaded
other than that feet up.Enjoy your evening all.
ronjhall
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Some. It is quiet and requires no electricity. I think 3 of them would be better. The one I have is for a gas stove. Ones for a wood burner are bigger and move more air.
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RNG, I always wonder how birds and other critters survive the cold.
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Felt terrible all day diarrhea and fever of 100 wonderful just wonderful
daugen
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What a fun day.
And boy am I tired. Lot of walking, but not too crowded, perfect time to come other than much prettier at night due to all the light
shows, including colored beams shot up with the water.
Have a lot of pics.
here's a little ho ho ho, particularly for Buppies, feel better friend
And boy am I tired. Lot of walking, but not too crowded, perfect time to come other than much prettier at night due to all the light
shows, including colored beams shot up with the water.
Have a lot of pics.
here's a little ho ho ho, particularly for Buppies, feel better friend
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found a few more. this takes time, almost every pic has to be reduced a little, 9mg files rejected by TBN loader
so I reduce them to about 6 mg and that works fine.
btw, I'm not sure if that organ goes with those pipes. Sure looks big enough, lots of buttons (stops?)
there was another room that was hard to photograph that had all large tall wood square tubes, probably for really low bass notes
I admit I think my jaw dropped when I peeked in the window of that first pic. The craftsmanship is amazing, and you can tell there's a big system
of air tubes and bellows coming in the bottom. From where I don't know. Must be quite a fan. They had a miniature demo version on display.
Bet that sucker dims the lights when it fires up
nothing better than being in a giant super fancy greenhouse with lots of water features, air was warm and moist, felt utterly wonderful coming in from cold and windy
outdoors. Ho ho ho
so I reduce them to about 6 mg and that works fine.
btw, I'm not sure if that organ goes with those pipes. Sure looks big enough, lots of buttons (stops?)
there was another room that was hard to photograph that had all large tall wood square tubes, probably for really low bass notes
I admit I think my jaw dropped when I peeked in the window of that first pic. The craftsmanship is amazing, and you can tell there's a big system
of air tubes and bellows coming in the bottom. From where I don't know. Must be quite a fan. They had a miniature demo version on display.
Bet that sucker dims the lights when it fires up
nothing better than being in a giant super fancy greenhouse with lots of water features, air was warm and moist, felt utterly wonderful coming in from cold and windy
outdoors. Ho ho ho
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Drew that last one looks like Sophie’s Angel Trumpets
