B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for April 08, 2023

Now you’ve discovered the art of smoking meats.

With indoor fire came the next great idea of,….the window!

…and figure them ot fast!

The true origin of the song “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes”

Global cave warming, cave haze…

The second frame looked like rain storm coming in

one reason most fires would be in the cave mouth (that and to keep wildlife away)

Could this be the beginning of the ’Gentleman’s’ Smoking Room?

It’s Magic, where ever I sit the smoke follows

Now I just remembered: we need to air the flat early enough this afternoon/evening. Because some time today people will start their easter bonfires in the villages around and with all those foggy clouds outside the smoke will last for ages. cough-cough

You would have thought that they would have built the fire nearer to the front of the cave so the smoke goes out that way…

Fire placement does require the study of the draft and make sure the flue is open.

This could become exhausting.

A hole in the roof to let the smoke out.

Smoked hams?

Time to invent the chimney.

Byproducts such as smoke, soot and various carcinogens

Wait ’til you get a few years down the road, and the next generation is blaming you for not having 20/20 foresight. . .

Man invented fire “History of the end of the world part 1”

They didn’t start the fire. It was always burning since the world’s been turning.

We still haven’t figured out the byproducts.

Solutions, very tall smokestacks. Not so good for crop and mosquito dusters, diesel buses and trucks, unleaded gas, Milwaukee the city of 1,000 smells.

Mankind’s unsung hero: the inventor of the chimney.

A hole above head high leading outside should help. It did when we built a shack out of boards from old crates when I was a child.

Grandpa Huie just had a smokehouse for curing meat.

Hopefully, most caves had cracks or openings for smoke to escape

On top of old Smokey….