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Spencer woodstove in
British bungalow at Pollibetta, India...
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stove in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Woodheat.org
information on
woodstoves Thomas "Electricity" Ahearn, Canada’s
Thomas Edison Early Chinese stoves...
- over
softwood because it
creates less
smoke and
burns longer.
Adding a
woodstove or
fireplace to a home is
often felt to add
ambiance and warmth. Pulpwood...
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David Findlay in 1862,
operated until 1974,
making cast-iron
cookware and
woodstoves. Some of the
designs created by this
company are
still being made by another...
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restaurant with a
panoramic view, a gift shop with
Indigenous crafts, a
woodstove-heated yurt, and a
small outdoor stage for performances. The park is open...
- Old
fashioned Spencer woodstove in a
British building in Pollibetta...
- The
outdoor wood
boiler is a
variant of the
classic wood
stove adapted for set-up
outdoors while still transferring the heat to
interior buildings. The...
- a
search of Owens's property; the couple's
remains were
found in his
woodstove. It was
later concluded that the
couple had been
killed on
March 12. Owens'...
- The
squatters lived off-the-grid
without running water and
heating with
woodstoves.
There was an
infoshop and small-scale agriculture. They also
lived a...
- may be used for
anything from tiny back****ng
stoves to
large portable woodstoves. Fuel may be manufactured, e.g., hexamine, or natural, e.g.,
woody forest...
