CT Meet and Greet ?
- Uglysquirrel
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Well, just got back home from the 1st CT Meet and Greet and while I will issue some sort of party minutes, I guess the first thing I need to say is that I am absolutely overwhelmed with the friendliness and graciousness of all that attended. Thanks to Blackrock and EasyRay (our CT storyteller) who will be posting pictures of the party, these will include Jimd's PatriotCoal.net's boiler that was up and running with heat to warm us in a cold but sunny parking lot.
Ug
Ug
- coaledsweat
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It went well Ugly, 5 gold stars. I was impressed with Jim's boiler, those dual stokers give you added reliability. Very reasonable cost too. I notice when I left that there wasn't much snow in the lot where he was parked.
Good food, great bunch of guys. When is the next one?
Good food, great bunch of guys. When is the next one?
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Ug, has that squirrel ever got you into any trouble?
- lsayre
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Is there a website for Jim's boiler?coaledsweat wrote:It went well Ugly, 5 gold stars. I was impressed with Jim's boiler, those dual stokers give you added reliability. Very reasonable cost too. I notice when I left that there wasn't much snow in the lot where he was parked.
Good food, great bunch of guys. When is the next one?
- coaledsweat
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- Uglysquirrel
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RE: Jim's website as previously noted, his son in-law Ray said that new info will be posted in 1-2 weeks on his boiler.
The squirrel has been living in a cabin in Bolton, CT for the last couple years, I asked him to come with me for our special event. Squirrels are not endangered species as farrrr as I knowwwww
EASYRAY, NICE PICS!!!!!! I'm sure Blackrock will post a few as well....
The squirrel has been living in a cabin in Bolton, CT for the last couple years, I asked him to come with me for our special event. Squirrels are not endangered species as farrrr as I knowwwww
EASYRAY, NICE PICS!!!!!! I'm sure Blackrock will post a few as well....
- Hambden Bob
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The Squirrel 'aint talkin'.......Where's the pic's of the two Hounds ?
- coaledsweat
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Proof that burning coal not only saves you money, but makes you incredibly handsome too!EasyRay wrote:Just a few quick ones.
- Uglysquirrel
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I'm of some opinion Jim has a significant background in heating:
http://www.jimdorseyandson.com/
Hope he did not mind me pulling this up... Google (Jim plummer Taunton MA).....BLAH! (I'm assuming it IS him)
A very humble gentlemen I might add.....
http://www.jimdorseyandson.com/
Hope he did not mind me pulling this up... Google (Jim plummer Taunton MA).....BLAH! (I'm assuming it IS him)
A very humble gentlemen I might add.....
- freetown fred
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Great pix Ray Talk about motley crews,I think you guys from Conn. got an edge
- Hambden Bob
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They all looked like right proper Gentlemen,Fred ! Notice,at no time in any of these fantastic pic's did you see evidence of:Broken Furniture,Bed Bugs,Vomit,Torn or ill-fitting clothing hastily put back on,Bad Gas,Broken Bottles,Empty Kegs or Schnaaps......There,right proper Gentlemen indeed !