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Topic: Using Weber Go-anywhere as a fire pit
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30/3/2014 at 9:58am
Location: Dorset Outfit: Royal Atlanta 6
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We tried using a fire log which should be easy as can light the wrapping but in practice it didn't work at all.
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30/3/2014 at 8:04pm
Location: Hull East Yorkshire Outfit: Outwell Vango Relum & Cabanon!!
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we use ours with a bag of kindling from the local garage or Aldi
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08/5/2017 at 7:43pm
Location: Washington UK Outfit: Hymer+Eriba+Nova+485
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You could try kiln dried logs.
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08/5/2017 at 10:36pm
Location: Rannoch Scotland Outfit: autosleeper fairford
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Kiln dried logs produce much less smoke and sparks. Had fire pit on in garden few nights ago and experimented with air dried seasoned logs vs kiln dried. Much more pleasurable with kiln dried and they burn that wee but longer .
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09/5/2017 at 12:14pm
Location: BLACK((gods)) COUNTRY Outfit: Pi;ote Reference 740
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I stayed at Cedris farm last year,they were using old washing machine drums as fire pits,with the pulley wheel still attached as the foot,being stainless steel they never burn out,also plenty of holes to let air through
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