Stove is burning

We lit our Sedore a week ago but then it was so warm that we let the fire go out again. Here in the mountains of PA we had a week of unseasonably cold weather for October. We even saw some snow, which did not stick. Now it has warmed back up to 60 degree days and in fact last Thursday saw something closer to 70. So we are enjoying these last warm days of fall and letting the stove rest a bit more.
The chimney is now cleaned out. We purchased an 8 inch chimney brush with rods and a rope and came from top and bottom to clean out the chimney. After 2 years of burning mostly wood through our chimney there was very little creosote in the stack. So we are pleased although not surprised. The Sedore is a great stove.

Happy October

Well it is getting cooler here in PA and we are almost ready to light the Sedore, but haven't quite given in yet. The leaves are turning and there are fall foliage festivals the next few Saturdays here in Jim Thorpe. Good time to visit if you have never been here before (or even if you have) and stop in and see the stove while you are in town.
We are now the only East Coast dealers so if you are east of the Mississippi and are interested in a Sedore please give us a call. We will do all we can to give you a thorough introduction to our wonderful stove, although we recognize for many of you that is too far to travel for a in person viewing.
We will try to start posting more regularly now that the heating season is beginning again. So check back about once a week for our heating related posts.