Hi All 👋 My entry for Debbie at Travel With Intent’s OWS: Fire
I’m also going with a cooking theme; my pics are of the fire in the still working kitchen in the historic Callendar House, Falkirk.
Fire — One Word Sunday
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9 responses to “Fire — One Word Sunday”
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I like the oven over the top…I’m guessing that’s what that ‘cupboard’ is!
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Hi, CathThe doors at the top are actually part of the rotisserie set up. When they want to cook a large piece of meat on the rotisserie (the chains and cogs you can see), they open the doors, behind which are some vanes on a large cross mounted pole. This causes more air to go over the vanes which turns the pole, and then via a series of cogs and chains turn the rotisserie
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That’s one of those enormous old fireplaces built for serious cooking! I always wonder whether they drew well. We had a large fireplace in our first house (not this large, but a nice size) and it only drew well when the fire was blazing away. After that, it tended to get smoke in the house, so we had a wood-burning stove inserted and that worked wonderfully.
janet
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What a wonderful old fireplace!
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Great to see fire in a historical setting like that – thanks Jez
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Susan T. Braithwaite?????????: liked this. via twitter.com
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Great take on this!
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Marcus KS: liked this. via twitter.com
Great to hear your thoughts!