Good info. I looked into getting a gas (propane) stove, once. The bureaucratic hurdles were extensive and expensive. I finally passed on the idea. I love the idea of a wall propane heater, but would probably face the same government overreach $$$ as with adding a stove.
Glad you're okay, deer can be deadly!Why I hate to drive at night!
About 1/4 mile from home, a damned deer ran into my truck!!Skid marks on truck from door to just in front of rear tire, big dent there and it ripped the rear tail light out as it slid on off -- apparently! Driving along, a big whap and looked at side mirror to see light hanging there at rear. Stopped. Placed light back in place ( it'll need reconnecting to body but works). Surprised deer wasn't in the truck bed!
Turned & drove back to see if it was laying along road...didn't see one but no doubt it's out there hurt/ dead.
Certain it wasn't insured....but I'm not covered for it either. Annoying! Might be able to suction dent out
I've been on propane since almost forever. Not bad. As for the igniter -- I know that when the power is out here I can still use the cook top I just have to provide the start with a flame (I use the same bic lighter stick I use for gopher bombs). I actually tried it one time the power was out.The stove is propane. I suspect that will be a huge learning curve too. DH said he tried to use it but apparently the igniter is going bad so that's now on the list for repairs too. We just keep finding more and more and more things that need fixed or replaced and we aren't even living there yet.Where's the shelling out more and more $$$$ while crying emoji
I read about a law in a Canadian town that prohibits people from locking their cars. It's to give people a way to escape if a bear is threatening. I think it was in Saskatchewan?
Bring me one!
