[EdMak]

Taken 8+ yeas ago, first digital, 1.1M Pixels, but, stupidly, it's switch on default was .8 M Pix. No rear screen, 2 point focus. Basic.

This is a broken down pipe on a near building, bad winter. Ed.

[Phil J]

Ed,

You're making me shiver with all these high quality winter scenes you're putting up. Brilliant photography as ever from you, we wouldn't expect anything less.

Do you do any 'warm' stuff?

Regards.

Phil.

[EdMak]

This do Phil?? Cheers. Ed.

[Phil J]

This do Phil?? Cheers. Ed.

Ed,

That's the ticket!! Marvelous, just right for carefully placing some chestnuts on the top, and enjoying a good single malt whilst waiting for them to cook.

Thanks for that Ed, cheered me up no end !!

Regards.

Phil.

[EdMak]

My genius Brother in Law made this, and tiled etc. Wood is Burmese teak, probably unobtainable now, started out as a school science room long bench, rescued when room refurbished. The burner is quite small, but puts out 12 Kilowatts, really hot hot, in my son's house, again the house was totally modernized, by B i L, is about 250/300 years old. Son has a free supply of wood. Our surround is also Burmese teak, initially a College door, was painted white!, and obviously made by, guess. Ed.

[Phil J]

:Hi Ed,

You certainly have some 'useful' family connections !!

Regards.

Phil.

[kNox]

It's hard to imagine that this was in the early days of digital photography. Nice shots!

[PhotoPlay]

Nice Ed.. You have something with Ice photography! lol