Rick Vigil posted this in a facebook group called "Everything New Mexico: Photos, memories, canciones, recipes, art, y mas." My sister, Irene, sent it to me.
It's part of a retired wheelbarrow, set on corrugated steel, and the bolts suggest that there might be a grill down in there.
I love that it's green, and that the photographer's foot shows. I'm not sure whether Rick Vigil is the photographer. The original post is here.
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Tuesday, December 17, 2019
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Wheelbarrow Stove, Brazil
"Wheelbarrow stove by Dona Maria, Brazil. Photo via Na roça"

From Rocket Stove Science", a facebook collection of interesting stoves.
Laurie McPherson sent that to me in 2015, but I was out of town and didn't get it into the blog then.

From Rocket Stove Science", a facebook collection of interesting stoves.
Laurie McPherson sent that to me in 2015, but I was out of town and didn't get it into the blog then.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
In a garden in Bristol, UK
"I thought you might like this picture of the fire we had for Zack's 11th birthday camp in the garden. A use for our old wheel-less wheelbarrow. Works really well - we have toasted marshmallows and roasted chocolate bananas."—Liz Moreland


Sunday, July 28, 2013
Hot wheelbarrow, France
I did a run quickly through Fort l'Ecluse, where I found this smoking wheelbarrow, in June 2012
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