[Public-List] About those woodstoves

[Gail DeMoss]

Hi Gord,

George is in Ohio working and who knows when he will have time to read 
his mail.

Coal!  It is great.  We usually had to use charcoal to get it started 
but then it burned hot and for a long time.  Wonderful stuff.  What we 
had was given to us by cruisers who had moved south and we haven't found 
another source for it.  It works better than anything else.  Clean, hot, 
dry heat, slow burning, not terribly messy.  I believe it was Anthracite 
coal, which is shiny, harder and burns slower and cleaner.  If you can 
find it, it is the best.  That is my opinion.  George is the fire maker 
and he may see things differently.  ;-)

Gail Dinwiddie
"Calypso" #543


Gordon Laco wrote:
> Good morning George -
>
> What did you think of the coal?
>
> Gord
>
>
> On 10/22/08 6:18 PM, "George Dinwiddie" <gdinwiddie at alberg30.org> wrote:
>
>   
>> lhines at chustz.com wrote:
>>     
>>> One question I have is where do you have your wood box at? At my camp it is
>>> outside the back door ;o)
>>>       
>> I have a bucket (with lid) of chunk charcoal under the starboard settee.
>> Use the natural kind, not briquets.  I've also used coal and wood.
>>
>> - George
>>     
>
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