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Who do you call when you have Gas Logs?
Ghost Busters.. No
Chimney Sweepers..No
We call Will @
Chimney Keepers
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Remember your Angels are Watching
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
23 comments:
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Cecilia and Angel Madi
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When I first moved to London I lived with a friend who had one of those gas-fuelled imitation coal fires. It was so realistic that one time when my parents came to visit I had to stop my Dad emptying his pipe into the flames!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Gail.
I remember growing up that we had an open coal fire that was lit by gas. My mother used to get the chimney sweep every year to sweep it. Some neighbours used to say it was a waste of money, and a few times we stood in the street and watched the flames roar out of the top of their chimneys.
ReplyDeleteYupper!!! Your Mom knew and had common sense! Love that last sentence. of yours.
DeleteCleaning the chimney only reminds me of when we had a wood burning insert. And ended up with two chimney fires over a few years. I will say today I'm glad to be fireplace free.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo. We are not fans of fires, so we have a gas fireplace. Mom won't even light a candle in the house.
ReplyDeleteNo matter "what" kind of fireplace one might have, there is nothing quite like having one when winter rolls in ~ whether for warmth, or beauty or mood ...
ReplyDeleteHari Om
ReplyDeleteAn essential service! YAM xx
Nice to keep it in good working order with these artic blasts heading our way.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea gas logs needed a chimney keeper but reading your post and the comments I can see why. the fire place is beautiful. so is that sunrise or sunset at the beginning. nothing like the sun doing its thing on a coastal community
ReplyDeleteAfter sure looks lots better!
ReplyDeleteWe have the very same thing here and it's ever so comforting in the winter. Beautiful.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Hugs. ♥
I never thought about maintenance for gas logs but yes for sure. We have never had any kind of fireplace other than wood burning. I miss a fireplace but we have a fire table on the lanai and that works. It's still cozy and comforting... not the same as a fieplace though :)
ReplyDeleteLove your fireplace and you have some very pretty and shiny hardwoods!
Yay for the Will's of the world! A gas log fireplace is on Ed's wishlist!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Beth
There is nothing like watching the flames dance to put you in a content zone. Your new blog header is beautiful, Cecilia!
ReplyDeleteMom replaced our regular wood burning one with an electric one. It keeps us cozy without the work.
ReplyDeleteSo inviting to sit by a fire ~ I could have used one in the latest storm in MA ~ Great collage photos ~ hugs
ReplyDeleteHugs to you and Angel Madi ~ Xos
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
We have electrical logs at our house that turn on with a remote. So sad. There's nothing like the fumes of a burning wood fire, but my pawrents have asthma so we are sadly denied the real thing. Love, Dori
ReplyDeleteI love our gas fireplace because I can have a fire any time I want!
ReplyDeleteWe love our gas fireplace, and it came in handy yesterday when our power went out yesterday afternoon. It didn't matter that our furnace couldn't work. We put our fireplace on low and let it run until our power came on. The way our house is designed the warm air easily funnels to the upstairs. The room with the fireplace was about 80 degrees and the stones above the fireplace are still warm almost 10 hours after we turned it off.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and warm and cozy looking. And I like the different rug with it, too.
ReplyDeleteIt's a delight to sit in front of a warm fire in the evening.
ReplyDeleteA fire always makes a fire place look better
ReplyDeleteWe have a wood burning fireplace and have it inspected every year.....better safe than sorry! We've used the same chimney cleaners for all 27 years we've lived here and now the son is in training to take over for the business owner - it's tough work!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam