Brooklyn enjoyed the heat, but soon moved away. This is early this year for the Pyromaniac to be active. With lots, and I mean lots, of snow, I was able to get an early start on my 6 brush piles.
Once it burns down, I will go around and kick in the ends and all that will be left is ashes.
Biz was my steady companion and moved forward and back as the heat built and diminished. She is used to fires from the previous years on the Acreage. As you can see, it is snowing very heavily.
Once the snow melted off one side, she would turn around and do the other side.
Tucker came over, but stayed back a bit farther than Biz. i think she remembered the smouldering horse hair from last year.
Prepared to get bored with fire pictures because there are still 5 more piles to go. This was a small one!
seems like only a couple of months ago the pyro was active. :)
ReplyDeleteI love a good fire! :) That's one smart horse...melt the snow off one side and turn around!
ReplyDeleteWhoa, that's a big fire! It's as dry as dust here, so we wouldn't dare do that, even if we had spare trees, which we don't, lol.
ReplyDeleteTo me its a good idea to burn while its cold.Sometimes animals like the warmth from a fire.
ReplyDeleteSnow and fire my favourite combinations. B
ReplyDeleteFt Lonesome Dove... all so cozy.
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