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RE: Chicken Roasting on a Wood Stove Fire

in #ecotrain5 years ago

I think cutting and splitting your own timber has a mindfulness of its own. But the responsibility to plant x10 the number of trees you fell is a big one and one that not many people do. It takes a decade for a small tree to become viable for firewood - often much longer.

When I had open wood fires, I had a special press that we used to make firebricks from old recycled paper and dried grass materials. The Indians really have it all going on with dung blocks too!

Loved the atmosphere you evoked and the thoughtfulness you bring to the whole 'thing' of cooking, energy and consumption.

Feel COSY having enjoyed your post!! Merry Christmas from the beach in Vietnam.


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I long to exist without impact, living in perfect harmony with Earth. Each year of my life becomes a little more balanced. And I take heart in knowing that my seedlings will have a head start having benefited from my journey. I have not read about dung blocks or firebricks! I am going to look in to both. Thank you for your thoughtful reply 🌱