Written for: The Twiglets #274 - red bricks The third piggy's house was built of sturdy red brick. The other two, feeling sheepish, moved in with their smarter brother. Love red-bricked old public schools, faded but still standing. in wheel barrow heavy load for building house red bricks They bricked up the old fireplace unused as a heat source these days. Winter came, their power went out for hours. Last seen they were hacking at bricks with haste. https://thetwiglets.wordpress.com/
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That’s so funny, Sara! This is great… A real coincidence!
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😀
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Haha! Nice use of the bricks
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Thanks, Sadje!
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You’re welcome
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My house is made from red brick, but that’s quite common in the UK.
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That’s because they respect older buildings.
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I’ve discovered that the builder of our home didn’t build our chiminey correctly. There should not be reverse ‘steps’ up in the fire box. The smoke will get caught in the ‘steps’. We had it fixed so now a smooth curve goes up so the smoke isn’t blocked. But we don’t use it all that much. I do like having it though.
Fun verses.
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I have a fake one that mesmerizes me and you can turn the heat on as well.
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Probably safer than one that burns wood. Ours is sort of economical as we get outside air. The wood sits on hollow grates that once heated the air gets blown into the room. And glass doors keep us safe from the flames! Our fan is old though and a tad noisy. But it works 🙂
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Mine is noisy as well.
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Motors can be that way 🙂
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Pigs and wheelbarrows… nice work Sara
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Thanks, Debi!
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