>>Perhaps the initial references were to large quantities of baled wool.<<
<working with this idea> Hmm, but the baled wool isn't wet, so heat isn't being produced by wet wool that is drying. Oh. Wait. I suppose the wool can get wet, if it sweats. I wonder how much that would contribute to a wool fire? Off topic a bit: we've had spontaneous combustion fires in our area, in the last 5 years. One was at a mushroom farm. While I think mushrooms taste wonderful, what they're grown in smells horrid when it's on fire. The local dump: <duh> I completely forgot that spontaneous combustion is always a potential threat at a city dump site. Yes, we got caught in the middle of both fires. It took a few days for both fires to be controlled. wrnk d2 To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
