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It’s *very* cold here today and Saturday. Both Miracle and our dear beloved LBC (little black cat, Shadow) love/loved the heater as a place to warm up
In the cold you have to make your own heat. Thanks to Mark for helping me out that night. Steel Wool spinning on Mt. Washington. Back out there tomorrow. If you like my work the best way to see it is to get a print. Contact me for prints of any of my work. dereklawrence138.myportfolio.com
Exterran's laydown yard of fabricated in line heaters. These are used to super heat products run through a series of these, such as oil or even steam.
During my high school years after 5 of my siblings had already left home, my dad realized milking a few cows was no longer financially viable so he sold them. Once these moving portable heaters were gone, the barn took on a whole different character during winter .
Anyone who grew up on a farm can tell you there was a significant difference in the outdoors temperature compared to the comparative warmth of entering a barn where cows and calves raised the thermometer to more comfortable levels.
This heater I pass at least twice a day as it's in my stairway. This time it was lit by beautiful side light caused by the reflected Western sun.
AOR 3805 leads Z711 just outside of Burnsville returning from Heaters WV after switching the paper mill
Kellie is enjoying the heat provided by this overhead heater at the Riverwoods Mall. We've had a cold and wet winter so far in Utah.
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