Fires can be had on the first Saturday of every month on our site - and I swear there must be men who go out foraging for wood, just to have a fire - how many times can you find wood to burn that's actually off your allotment, when you been on it for thirty years? Unless of course wood can actually multiply through cross fertilisation or something - Conclusion: burning wood is a man thing, alpha male and all that!
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Originally posted by Rixy View PostNo restrictions on bonfires on our site althout the pigeon men prefer if you don't light up when they are expecting pigeons back, no great hardship really. Quite a few of the "leek" men have coal/woodburners in their greenhouses/poly tunnels and on a cold winters day it can resemble an old pit village with all the little plumes of smoke drifting up and away on the breeze.
Funnily enough I made a few enquiries when I was Sec and was told that indoor wood burning stoves could be used all year, along with BBQ's outdoors, but no outdoor fires or braziers from April to November.
I'm concentrating on getting all the big stuff burned but anything that can be broken to fit in my woodburner will be stockpiled!Last edited by Snadger; 19-03-2010, 07:31 AM.My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
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