Its too hot for a fire

Ok I know its too hot for a fire but before you know it the fall will be here and cooler evenings are always a good opportunity for a fire outside along with a few adult beverages and some smores.

This year we will be christening in my newest craft project.  It's the end off a 500 gallon propane tank and its sitting on an old tractor wheel. It Still needs a couple of coats of stove paint but tell me what you think.
 This fire pit should last a lifetime
 Year the wife and I were married

 Should look great once a fire is placed in the pit
Would love to try it out but at 90 degrees plus today we'll have to wait.
Considering doing this as a hobby and a little side business.  Do you think they would sell?

Comments

Kim@Snug Harbor said…
That is AWESOME! Yes, I think they would sell. I've never seen anything like that.
July 17, 2013 at 8:22 PM
Shelllady said…
I agree with Kim...that IS AWESOME and yes I think they would sell!! I would find out how much you charge and have one custom made for my Baby Girl and her Hubby for their place!! GREAT JOB RC!!
July 19, 2013 at 5:17 PM
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