Leechburg is just 3 miles down the road from me. I wonder if I ever bumped into Bernard at the coffee shop in Leechburg where my avatar picture was taken?
I not only remember the ‘aroma’ from the fireplace but every year Dad would purchase a bushel basket of what he called ‘Candle Coal’. It would burn with multi-colored flames and sharp cracks along with the aroma ! ! ! Great memories ! ! ! !
Our “new” house has a glass-enclosed gas fireplace. We didn’t we’d be using it much, but two of our dogs love the Warm Spot. And it augments the heatpump on cold days.
Ah, the relaxing smell of pine and burning wood. This is topped off by the aroma of toasted marshmallows and chocolate bar melted between to pieces of graham cracker
I think its Denmark has a live TV show during the holidays of a fireplace. They allow a comment section and it is apparently lively about when the fire should be adjusted, the placement of logs and such. I don’t care who you are for or against, but given what we have just gone through, I could use several hours of that.
jr1234 about 4 years ago
Took a while for today’s comics to come on
Fishenguy Premium Member about 4 years ago
Leechburg is just 3 miles down the road from me. I wonder if I ever bumped into Bernard at the coffee shop in Leechburg where my avatar picture was taken?
Breadboard about 4 years ago
We have a woodburner. Not just Aroma but also heat :-)
Gent about 4 years ago
That’s a very nicely furnished bear cave he got for hibearnation.
DavidHewlett about 4 years ago
I not only remember the ‘aroma’ from the fireplace but every year Dad would purchase a bushel basket of what he called ‘Candle Coal’. It would burn with multi-colored flames and sharp cracks along with the aroma ! ! ! Great memories ! ! ! !
zerotvus about 4 years ago
it aint bad…..
pheets about 4 years ago
Absolutely, and with the right beverage, the right cigar, the right company (can even be nobody!)… yes.
david_42 about 4 years ago
Our “new” house has a glass-enclosed gas fireplace. We didn’t we’d be using it much, but two of our dogs love the Warm Spot. And it augments the heatpump on cold days.
ctolson about 4 years ago
Ah, the relaxing smell of pine and burning wood. This is topped off by the aroma of toasted marshmallows and chocolate bar melted between to pieces of graham cracker
timzsixty9 about 4 years ago
…if ONLY!
Alberta Oil Premium Member about 4 years ago
If.. there is any “aroma”.. better check the damper or the flu for critters or nests
Bruce1253 about 4 years ago
I think its Denmark has a live TV show during the holidays of a fireplace. They allow a comment section and it is apparently lively about when the fire should be adjusted, the placement of logs and such. I don’t care who you are for or against, but given what we have just gone through, I could use several hours of that.
spartans58 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Can Winter be far behind !!!
raybarb44 about 4 years ago
Not JUST pluggers…..
contralto2b about 4 years ago
One of the main things we are looking forward to in building our own house is a fireplace!
MichaelSFC90 about 4 years ago
My next house will have a fireplace. It’s first on my list for the realtor.
gopher gofer about 4 years ago
a wood burning stove is also good therapy on a cold morning like this – you can watch the snow coming down and not even care…
I'll fly away about 4 years ago
Only if you live in cooler climes, unless you have it on youtube or its equivalent.
puntovert99 about 4 years ago
Looks like it’s time to get “fired up” and smell the timber ! And, cut the “inflaming” TV !
finnygirl Premium Member about 4 years ago
Had a pellet stove. Small but pretty fire. (No aroma, though). Had to practically pry the dachsies off the bricks around the stove – they loved it!