Grab On To The Kite Tail posted a photo:

Is it a fireplace or a wood burning stove that kept this house warm?

MegaMog posted a photo:

Camera: Nikon D7000
Lens: Nikon DX AFS Nikkor 18-200mm 1:3.5-5.6 G ED
Exposure: 1/1250 seconds at f/4.8
ISO: 800

My economical wood burning stove, it re-burns the gases produced, recycles the heat, and the ash produced is so little that you can have more than a weeks worth of fires before emptying the ash-pan. This is a far cry from our old open fire which was about as economical as a bush fire in the outback.

MegaMog posted a photo:

Camera: Nikon D7000
Lens: Nikon DX AFS Nikkor 18-200mm 1:3.5-5.6 G ED
Exposure: 1/15 seconds at f/4.5
ISO: 800

My economical wood burning stove, it re-burns the gases produced, recycles the heat, and the ash produced is so little that you can have more than a weeks worth of fires before emptying the ash-pan. This is a far cry from our old open fire which was about as economical as a bush fire in the outback.

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

hegriffiths posted a photo:

Cotswold weekend

purplybunny posted a photo:

My second attempt at taking a photograph of fire burning in the wood-burning stove.

purplybunny posted a photo:

My second attempt at taking a photograph of fire burning in the wood-burning stove.