Stove Addiction

$50 for a pot belly stove that has been sitting in the Tunbridge Store for god knows how many decades. We don’t know much about its history but it does look like it has lived :). This one was simply too beautiful to pass even though it doesn’t look like much thrown in the truck like this. I don’t know if I will be able to get it up and running again. But we figure even dismantled, the parts will be beautiful decorations once brushed up. I would prefer to keep it functioning if at all possible.

This will be the last new stove for a good long while. We have nowhere to store another one anyway. I need to work on the couple of fixer uppers we have lined up first.

Winter Storm

Always beautiful, never gets old.

The fort is looking mighty this year even if snow accumulations came and went, disrupting our attempts at sculpting a badass dragon.

I definitely get a ton of exercise after a storm, snowblowing is the fun part. Shoveling is a different story. Cars, decks, town ice rinks, friends’ roofs… It all adds up.

Keeping the panels clear for maximum electrons.

On the next hill over on the roof of friends, helping push the snow off. I like discovering roof top views, and I earn baked goods there after storms.

Immaculate playground made of malleable building material

I still need to add trims to the Sugarhouse’s siding.

Unrelated but I missed the Halloween window and she decided to wear it again.

Snowflakes

I plotted a bunch of UV snowflakes. I keep giving them away so I needed to rebuild my stock.

I hand them out to kids with a super cheap UV LED. They love it and then they shine the light everywhere else searching for reflective surfaces. It’s much like playing with a magnet where you try to discover where it will stick.

Hey psssst, kid, you want some snowflakes? I got some sheep too.