Wood Burning

e-richard · Post by **e-richard** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 1:28 pm

If mains gas comes to Portugal, I guess that'll mean digging up all the roads yet again

Jaylay · Post by **Jaylay** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 2:17 pm

Some parts of Portimao have mains gas

nightrider · Post by **nightrider** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 2:42 pm

e-richard wrote:If mains gas comes to Portugal, I guess that'll mean digging up all the roads yet again

REF: Infrastructures in the Algarve: Or more commonly known as an after thought......or should that be no thought at all......mmmmmmmmm
.......and oh Richard I have also heard another rumour.... guess who they are going to leave till last once they have dug up outside "your" place.....

Nightrider

tbbr · Post by **tbbr** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 7:42 pm

Could details of suppliers of wood be added to FAQ ( building up our info base ).
We skied in Colorado and Utah for quite a few years and there was nothing better than ending the day in a hot tub with snow falling hair freezing and a glass of wine in your hand.

nightrider · Post by **nightrider** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 7:56 pm

tbbr,
I was wondering, there must be many owners here, that buy logs for the winter months, if we all got together and approached a supplier, I feel sure we could all get a good deal. I wonder how many users on this forum would be interested and what is everybody paying at the moment?
As I said above we only buy "hard" wood and whilst we paid 130 €uros last Oct per ton... last week it had gone up to 140 €uros per ton.
Nightrider