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Monday, November 5. 2012Winter in New England, Part 1: Lamp and Lantern Season |
A re-post from last December - it's not snowing here yet - Part 1 was Lamp and Lantern Season Still snowing heavily up here. Lovely evening for a smoke or two and a Scotch or three, and, as usual in the winter, I am encountering the problem of maintaini
Tracked: Oct 08, 16:50
Part 1 was Lamp and Lantern SeasonPart 2 was Keeping your humidor humid in winter Winter in central New England entails jump-starters, oil lamps and lanterns, snow-blowers, snow plows, flashlights, snow shovels, plenty of firewood, hats and lon
Tracked: Oct 19, 19:43
We all must adapt! With Global Cooling hastening our certain death and doom by freezing to death, we offer this final post in our Winter in New England series. The prior posts in this annual series were: Winter in New England, Part 1: Lamp
Tracked: Oct 28, 12:32
We all must adapt! With Global Cooling hastening our certain death and doom by freezing to death, we offer this final post in our Winter in New England series. The prior posts in this annual series were: Winter in New England, Part 1: Lamp
Tracked: Oct 28, 12:35
Part 1 was Lamp and Lantern SeasonPart 2 was Keeping your humidor humid in winter Winter in central New England entails jump-starters, oil lamps and lanterns, snow-blowers, snow plows, flashlights, snow shovels, plenty of firewood, hats and lon
Tracked: Oct 10, 13:45
Part 1 was Lamp and Lantern SeasonPart 2 was Keeping your humidor humid in winter Winter in central New England entails jump-starters, oil lamps and lanterns, snow-blowers, snow plows, flashlights, snow shovels, plenty of firewood, hats and lon
Tracked: Oct 25, 15:16
Candles and flashlights are never sufficient for when your power goes out for a day or three. We have discussed the topic on our annual post, Winter in New England, Part 1: Lamp and Lantern Season. Our pal Gwynnie likes Coleman gas lanterns. I like
Tracked: Feb 22, 14:01