The Fire Pit Thread
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The pit at hunting camp. We sit around in the evening eating steamed shrimp and peanuts. Now all I need to do is get rid of the old trailer and build a nice cabin, Joe.
Threw down a dead Oak in my side yard, the top splattered to pieces, just up from my burn pit, so I started a nice little fire and split and stacked the wood. That was Monday. Today my wife decided we had 5 more too close to the house. I couldn't throw them in the direction of the fire pit, so I tied off the tops and pulled them down to the pit, got most of the brush burned. Plan to get two more tomorrow, Joe.
That's my neighbor helping me keep the fire going. He keeps me supplied in Angry Orchard, Joe.
Nice. Angry Orchard is good stuff. I often have one or two with lunch at the cabin on a cool fall day.
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That looks good!
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Ya, the gravy was even tough! Lol
My daughters first visit to the Yukon. She liked how her penniless woodcutting Fawsha lived.
sell the cabin, did yah??? she looks like you....
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No, not yet, the tent is my summer saw shop.
The wife, kids, and I moved into our new home this April. One of the first things I did was build a firepit and split some of the wood the builder left me. I couldn't find a picture of the pit with a fire going, but we have used it a few times already. I am waiting for some cooler temperatures.
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Beautiful setting, Joe.
Thanks! We are very happy with our place. I put in a raised garden bed I plan on using next year. I used some smaller trees that blew over from a storm that rolled through the area. Got the soil nice with some horse manure, leaves, and left over coffee grounds from Starbucks. Measurements are 8x16.
We have a one acre pond across from us that we have permission to use. The sunsets over the pond are amazing, so is the fishing.
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If I had a garden that close to the wood line, I'd be lucky to get one string bean. The deer would be smiling at me. I need to get my fly rod out. My BIL says there are native Brown Trout in the river by my farm in WV, Joe.
Very nice photos. Welcome to the site!Thanks! We are very happy with our place. I put in a raised garden bed I plan on using next year. I used some smaller trees that blew over from a storm that rolled through the area. Got the soil nice with some horse manure, leaves, and left over coffee grounds from Starbucks. Measurements are 8x16.
We have a one acre pond across from us that we have permission to use. The sunsets over the pond are amazing, so is the fishing.
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Wife's been asking for one so after removing a wild rose bush she said that would be the perfect spot. I agreed.
Not perfect but I used what I had on hand aside from the blocks.
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Not perfect but I used what I had on hand aside from the blocks.
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Looks great to me. Put some rounds as seats around it or boulders dug out from the farm.Wife's been asking for one so after removing a wild rose bush she said that would be the perfect spot. I agreed.
Not perfect but I used what I had on hand aside from the blocks.
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We went with the plastic Adirondack chairs. I want to build some chairs but these will do for now.
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