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Are you allowed to have camp fires in California?
If you watch the news, you know California is a very dry, desert state and we have wildfires every year. Fire season usually starts in mid-summer and last until the first winter snow in the mountains. So, JULY-DEC may be extreme no-fire or restricted campfire times. Each year and every forest is different, depending on the rainfall, so it's best to check with the local rangers on camp fire rules and precautions. You can obtain a free camp fire permit at the ranger station - and camp for free, outside a developed campground. Must haves: dirt clearing 10' around campfire, water, bucket, shovel & your fire permit. Most regular campgrounds allow camp fires all year long, so this would be the safest bet if you are a novice camper. Happy Camping! DanaMite Total Escape - California, Off the Beaten Path http://www.totalescape.com
Why do you fan a camp fire?
You fan a campfire because fire needs oxygen. Although fanning it would seem like it is blowing it away from existence, since fire needs oxygen, which is in air, the more you blow, the faster it becomes a big fire. Fire takes a while on its own to become a big flame, because it cannot grab a lot of oxygen on its own. That's why we fan fire - to help is grow.
How a civil war camp was set up?
there were tents and cooking pots hanging over fire and there were usually rifle stacks and food usually hardtack coffee or other food soldieers ate
What does fight fire with fire mean?
To fight fire with fire means to retort with the same thing that was "thrown at you" (not literally speaking). It can also mean to use the same types of tactics that the other person used against you. A related phrase is "Two can play this game!" That means if one person's actions are acceptable, then the other person should be able to get by with it too.This idiom originated from a practice of setting fires to stop a main fire from advancing. If you are trapped in a camp and there is a forest fire approaching and there is no way out, then you could dig a trench in a circle a safe distance from you and set what is outside the trench on fire. It will burn away from you and there won't be anything to burn when the main fire approaches it. So sometimes, the strategy to solve a problem is the same one which caused it.
What happens when you toss a bullet into a camp fire?
It will explode, usually sending a few fragments of brass and small bits of the fire flying. The bullet itself will usually remain in place, since it weighs much more than the metal cartridge case. This is not a safe practice, however, since the actual event is not at all predictable. A hot piece of sharp brass at high speed could ruin your outing.
When was Camp Fire USA created?
Camp Fire USA was created in 1910.
When was Prison on Fire created?
Prison on Fire was created on 1987-11-13.
When was Camp Curtin Fire Station created?
Camp Curtin Fire Station was created in 1910.
When did Comayagua prison fire happen?
Comayagua prison fire happened on 2012-02-14.
When was Prison on Fire II created?
Prison on Fire II was created on 1991-06-22.
When did the first concentrarion camp open in Germany?
The first concentration camp opened in Germany was the Dachau camp, which was near Munich. It opened on March 22, 1933, early in Adolf Hitler's reign. It was originally intended to act as a sort of prison for Communists who had been arrested after the Reichstag fire.
When was British Camp Fire Girls' Association created?
British Camp Fire Girls' Association was created in 1921.
What is a fire camp?
I have come across several sources that state that a camp fire ranges roughly from 900 to a little under 1100 degrees C. I guess it depends on your fire's geometrical configuration (heat concentration, conservation, etc.) Hope this helps. Also, a cigarette, at the tip, burns at roughly 900 degrees C.
What is the phone number of the Camp Fire Usa in Seattle Washington?
The phone number of the Camp Fire Usa is: 206-461-8550.
What is it called when water is release from a camp fire?
It is called steam, as the heat from the camp fire causes the water to evaporate and form water vapor.
What are some awesome camp activities?
telling scary stories around the camp fire
Why is billabong a good place to camp at?
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