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The Other Side of the Creek
signs of the times from rural Vermont
Friday, January 6, 2017
wood stove
During most of the year, the wood stove is just a piece of iron in the kitchen. Often, miscellaneous items get left on the griddle. In the depths of winter, however, the stove is the center of the house. Wood heat is so comforting.
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