Instead of, or in addition to the chainsawing of soggy logs near the fort?
In addition to the stuff we chop into rounds. It's only usually the odd log that's wet
We usually get some pre chopped wood in for a few people that don't want the hassle, seasoned and split logs are convenient and there's usually less smoke
I don't intend to have a permanent fire (well, that's the official line), but something smoldering to keep the bugs at bay, the occasional BBQ and an evening flare up - would be welcome - maybe a (ahem) share(!) would be an easy option this year - certainly if our options for foraged logs is limited by the recent harvesting.
How much notice does the supplier want Tone?
And has anyone seen a long term weather forecast for early August?
Cheers
I figure we usually get through fine Pete, although I am tempted to get a load of split stuff just for convenience
We'll have all the wood we usually do down by the fort we just have to get it off the estate now instead of the old supplier. I don't think we need to give a lot of notice, I know Dave quite well so it should be simple.
Ha ha, long term forecast for Wales, you know better than that Pete
Can you have open fires on the Summer Bushmoot? Never been!
Yes, absolutely, as long as people are sensible and look after their fires, keep them small etc then there's no problem, it's what the Moot is about, that freedom to relax and have more freedom in the outdoors.
