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rockinrobin wrote:Arrived here at lake Bistineau bout noon today. Still have not lifted campfire ban, but rain could be coming!Looking forward to seeing everyone
I could not get internet to work at campsite am up at the entrance! But I am computer illiterate! Maybe it works down there!
rockinrobin wrote:Arrived here at lake Bistineau bout noon today.
madjack wrote: letting us have a fire(or two) on Fri/Sat and even Sun........
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madjack wrote:Jeff, we should be there sometime Wed afternoon...gotta get there early and hope I can talk the Fire District chief and the local Homeland Security guy into letting us have a fire(or two) on Fri/Sat and even Sun........
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mechmagcn wrote:I'm bringin' wood
caseydog wrote:madjack wrote:Jeff, we should be there sometime Wed afternoon...gotta get there early and hope I can talk the Fire District chief and the local Homeland Security guy into letting us have a fire(or two) on Fri/Sat and even Sun........
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MJ, if not a real wood fire, see if they will allow a fake fire made with steel pipes and rocks, and powered by propane.
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2bits wrote:Madjack, I think that is a great idea to negotiate a group fire or two at selected sites. there will always be a number of people around and at least it will be a fire. With 150 people monitoring one or two firepits, that might be a good negotiating point. I have firewood in my truck either way because I am too lazy to unload it, that's just where I store it 8)
2bits wrote:. . . . With 150 people monitoring one or two firepits, that might be a good negotiating point.....
starleen2 wrote:2bits wrote:. . . . With 150 people monitoring one or two firepits, that might be a good negotiating point.....
it's not the 150 or so people monitoring the fire that would be the problem - it's the accelerates that usually get applied to the fire that may cause the whole thing to get shut down!
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