[Public-List] About those woodstoves

[lhines at chustz.com]

Are there any coal fired powerplants in your area?

If there are and a conveyor belt crosses the road you can find plenty for free. 
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From: J Bergquist
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Sent: Oct 24, 2008 9:02 AM
Subject: Re: [Public-List] About those woodstoves

George-

Any idea where a body could procure coal? It would seem like it should
not be that difficult seeing as they ship the stuff around by the
shipload, but I can't find a way to walk into a store and purchase a
bag of it.

I'd be real interested in trying it in my woodstove. In particular, I
am a fan of the burn-all-night aspect.

Any advice much appreciated.

J

On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 8:14 AM, George Dinwiddie
<gdinwiddie at alberg30.org> wrote:
> Gordon Laco wrote:
>>
>> Good morning George -
>>
>> What did you think of the coal?
>
> The anthracite was very hard to get lit, but the bituminous was like a
> "better charcoal."  Some of that may have been because the anthracite was
> the size of fingernail and the bituminous the size of a golf ball or larger.
>  A chunk of bituminous a little smaller than a baseball would still be
> glowing in the morning.
>
>  - George
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