Does anyone here know of any good images / leaflets that can explain good fire craft?
From leaving no trace through to how to make sure it stays under control.
The reason for asking is that there is new interest in getting away on a "micro adventure" and wild camping with open fires are almost encouraged (for that camping /marshmallow toasting experience) Now on campsites there are fire stones and the like, and personally I tend to stay small either using my Pocket Stove, or the base of my Storm Kettle.
I know there are many responsible people out there i just don't want wild camping to be seen as an excuse for those less educated.
I'm just looking for some image that can circulated to the subscribers that would give a common sense approach to fire safety.
cheers everyone.
From leaving no trace through to how to make sure it stays under control.
The reason for asking is that there is new interest in getting away on a "micro adventure" and wild camping with open fires are almost encouraged (for that camping /marshmallow toasting experience) Now on campsites there are fire stones and the like, and personally I tend to stay small either using my Pocket Stove, or the base of my Storm Kettle.
I know there are many responsible people out there i just don't want wild camping to be seen as an excuse for those less educated.
I'm just looking for some image that can circulated to the subscribers that would give a common sense approach to fire safety.
cheers everyone.
