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Norwegian wood :chopping, stacking, and drying wood the Scandinavian way /
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書名 ： Norwegian wood :chopping, stacking, and drying wood the Scandinavian way /
紀錄類型 ： 書目-語言資料,印刷品: 單行本
正題名[資料類型標示]/作者 ： Norwegian wood :Lars Mytting ; with a foreword by Roy Jacobsen ; translated from the Norwegian by Robert Ferguson.
其他題名 ： chopping, stacking, and drying wood the Scandinavian way /
其他題名 ： Chopping, stacking, and drying wood the Scandinavian way.
作者 ： Mytting, Lars,
出版者 ： New York NY :Abrams Image,2015.
面頁冊數 ： 191 pages :color illustrations ;24 cm.
內容註 ： Building a fire to warm your home is incredibly satisfying. Splitting logs, stacking and seasoning the wood, and then building a fire is the height of self-sufficiency. Norwegian Wood is a practical and inspiring book that teaches you how to do all of those things. A runaway best-seller in Europe, the book provides in-depth information about tree types, wood-stacking methods, tools, and stoves; it also examines the history of man's longstanding need for warmth and hispassion for open fire.
標題 ： Fuelwood.
ISBN ： 9781419717987 (hbk.) :
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505 0 $aBuilding a fire to warm your home is incredibly satisfying. Splitting logs, stacking and seasoning the wood, and then building a fire is the height of self-sufficiency. Norwegian Wood is a practical and inspiring book that teaches you how to do all of those things. A runaway best-seller in Europe, the book provides in-depth information about tree types, wood-stacking methods, tools, and stoves; it also examines the history of man's longstanding need for warmth and hispassion for open fire.
650 0$aFuelwood.
650 0$aFuelwood cutting.