Cob: Wood stove in cob wall?

[Amanda Peck]

Yes, thanks, your experience makes perfect sense to me.  The guys who were 
telling me about creosote buildup conditions have been known to wrestle huge 
pieces into their stoves, occasionally muttering about whoever had split and 
delivered the wood.  Kindling size would burn hotter and give fewer 
problems.

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Patricia L. MacKenzie wrote to say that thin fast and hot burning wood would 
give fewer problems in a horizontal chimney run.  Her whole message will 
probably appear as an attachment to this.

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