My small homestead is covered with trees that we planted 25 years ago
From time to time we cut them down and trim branches for wood to keep us warm
Here is a picture of one of my sons chopping.
love and light Marie
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Wow - that is a lot of wood!
ReplyDeleteoh i wish my area was covered with trees! thanks for your comment, I just needed a place to reflect and have spent the day doing that- I just wish people showed more love.
ReplyDeleteHow warm does it get in spring? Do you only heat with wood?
ReplyDeleteHi Eva, I cook on a wood stove,and have done for years, but recently acquired an electric oven, thou I still tend to light my wood stove as it is connected to the hot water. Spring can be still a bit coolish here, with light frosts sometimes happening. cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting. When you say electric oven, is it just an oven or also a stove? Many Amish around here have wood stoves.
ReplyDeleteHi Eva, I have a stove that has an oven, and is powered by wood. And I have an electric oven with hot plates on top. cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteLove the simple living! I commend you!
ReplyDeleteOh Marie, your blog is really very, very beautiful! Your artwork is breathtaking!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Marie, These pics have an autumnal feel don't they... I can almost smell the woodsmoke!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for explaining, Marie.
ReplyDeleteGreat post. A wood is required to burn in winter and to warm the house. You are best that telling and write a post on it that a wood for my family to give warm. .
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