"Swedish Torch " in the back garden Fire pit
The beauty of the Swedish torch is that once you light it,
you can basically forget it.
The log will slowly burn from the inside out.
The cuts through the log provide natural air flow that will keep your fire ventilated.
This conservatory leads to:-
The covered "Fire Place" in the garden
comprising:-
reclaimed pitch pine columns and
old Douglas Fir posts
(x Rosyth Dockyard, with beautiful patina)
outdoor lights
2 rattan chairs and
bistro table and 4 chairs and
small fire pit
(small swedish fire log and some wood provided)
and
kettle BBQ
view of back lawn and conservatory
All wood preserved with a mix of linseed oil and turpentine stockholm tar,
(smells amazing)
Pitch pine is now used for pulpwood, crating, and
fuel,
but it played a big role during the days of wooden ships and railroads.
Its wood is rough grained and not very strong, but it contains a lot of resin.
This makes the wood resistant to decay.
The wood was often used for ship
building, fences, and railroad ties.
path leading to woodland
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