Guest post series continues. Enter Gary from Wisconsin: Sauna season is definitely upon us. The sauna build has been a great adventure from the planning stages beginning last Spring though the construction phase with lots of tips and tricks from
The 218 Sauna Talk Podcast Series continues: Jeff Hill has lived a few lives: A realtor and property developer for 30 years, mailman for 20 years, 20 years with the Tower Fire Department, and his latest venture is undertaking a
Guest post series continues: Jim has never built anything major before. This project was his first attempt at building a structure from scratch. Though pretty handy with stuff, he’s never undertaken a build before. By day, Jim is an engineer
It was a warm day in Northern Minnesota. I hopped into my fishing boat and headed about 5 miles across Lake Vermilion into the river inlet to Tower, Minnesota. Daryl Lamppa picked me up at the dock, and we drove in
It was a perfectly rainy early June afternoon for this Sauna Talk session at my cabin. We road tripped together to experience National Sauna Day in Embarrass, MN. What better way to get right into nature, and all get on the same
So, Jim, tell us a little about your sauna history: I grew up in southern Ohio and during family vacations we would stay in hotels that occasionally had saunas in addition to swimming pools. Of course, these saunas provided nothing
In follow up to a post about installing a wood burning sauna stove with a feed from inside the hot room or outside, here’s some more ranting: I am building a wood sauna stove to place in a barrel sauna.
Guest post series continues. Rich from Montana makes it happen. Enter Rich; Thanks Glenn for inviting me to do a guest post on your site. First off, Glenn’s ebook is well worth the $20 bucks or so. There were a
Guest post series continues. I am pleased to introduce JP, my close friend and 30 something protégé. JP came into my life via a simple email then phone call, inquiring about how to build a sauna. We hit it off immediately
While sharing some bench time and urban sociology chatter with Max Musicant, Musicant Group , he observed how outdoor fire pits are magnets that bring people together. Maybe it’s a reminder of camping. Days of youth spent roasting marshmallows and
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