Cheyenne is a great little town. And not just because of the awesome ranchwear.
Cheyenne, Wyoming, September 2007.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
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I don't live in a house with a kitchen and a stove. I live with a stove that has walls and floors and ceilings built around it.
The South Bend stove after which this blog is named is a six-burner, two-oven commercial beauty with a griddle and a salamander. When we first looked at our house, after I saw the stove, I didn't need to see the other rooms. Husband observed, "We bought a stove with a house around it."
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2 comments:
I have a photo that looks very much like this photo, but mine has less sky, more wrangling.
I really like that -- "more wrangling." There should always be more wrangling.
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