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When was the last time you sat by a bonfire?

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  • grumpygy
    80's
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  • remingtonoaks
    Last month, that's what my daughter did for her birthday,

    Before that... about 4 years ago
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  • Sam06
    2 days ago.

    I light a fire outside all the time and drink whisky and smoke a cigar. Usually I am by myself or with my 2 dogs.
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  • 84Bravo1
    6 years ago, with my Army Buddies, up North.

    Good times.
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  • bobski
    every 6 months at my cabin in the Ozarks.
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  • ChrisStreett
    Last trip in Sept way back in the PA mtns. Next: Possibly end of this week-same location. After that: Early Jan., same place when it?s about -10* and, with a little luck, a foot or two of fresh snow. It just doesn?t get much better than that. (Occasionally here at the house, but without being out away from the BS of civilization, it just isn?t the same.)
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  • Junkballer
    Pretty common occurrence here in my backyard (no EPA or code-enforcement here) [:D], I'd go nuts without one, the neighbors seem to like them too, they wander over often to get their outdoor "fix" [:)]
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  • gjshaw
    Saturday night after I got done deer hunting.
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  • bayl778
    in the fall and winter on occasion with grand kids . smores etc, sometimes popcorn over the fire. a wood fire, don't have any bonds to burn.
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  • bayl778
    in the fall and winter on occasion with grand kids . smores etc, sometimes popcorn over the fire. a wood fire, don't have any bonds to burn.
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  • tomh.
    We have a fire pit so it's a pretty common occurrence here in the Spring & Fall.
    And the fireplace all winter.
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  • grumpygy
    Before long it will be outlawed here in Oregon and Calif.
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  • allen griggs
    Had a party last month, the unofficial 50th reunion of my high school.
    Had 7 high school buddies over all came from 6 different states.
    I lit up the bonfire and we sat out there for hours, on Friday and Saturday nights, drinking beer and looking at the stars, and the fire.
    Way out in the NC mountains on top of my mountain.

    I highly recommend a bonfire.
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  • Tech141
    Just came in from mine today. The new place has a LOT of dead trees/brush/old cuttings stacked up.

    Gonna have me some fun clearing out that stuff this winter. Extend the back yard a bit.....
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  • varian
    about once a month in the winter. i build a fire, pour about two or three shots of good brown liquor, a good cigar and the dogs. makes for a relaxing evening.
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  • allen griggs
    I have a bonfire like the one described above, every October at my parties. Have been doing that for 7 years.
    Only reason I don't do more, I have a beautiful wood stove in my living room with huge glass doors. I can sit on my sofa and look at the beautiful fire without going outside. Wunderbar!

    Only drawback is you can't look up and see the stars. Can see some pretty good stars out the windows though because I am on top of the mountain.
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  • shootuadeal
    Every weekend during the summer at the cabin[:)]

    Kids love the smores, adults love the beverages[:0]
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  • jimdeere
    quote:Originally posted by Sam06
    2 days ago.

    I light a fire outside all the time and drink whisky and smoke a cigar. Usually I am by myself or with my 2 dogs.

    Me, also. Minus the stoggie
    Just three old dogs staring into the fire.
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  • 11b6r
    Last Saturday nite. At the Turkey Shoot up at the Fairgrounds. We have a fire to hang around while the targets are getting pulled and reposted. Good social excuse.
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    quote:Originally posted by jimdeere

    quote:Originally posted by Sam06
    2 days ago.

    I light a fire outside all the time and drink whisky and smoke a cigar. Usually I am by myself or with my 2 dogs.

    Me, also. Minus the stoggie
    Just three old dogs staring into the fire.
    Hey, that's some good times right there!
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  • mnrivrat48
    Well my Idea of a bonfire is burning a stack of combustibles about 15 to 20 feet in diameter and at least 10 feet high.


    Homecoming week 1962. Met my first girlfriend there. (Hi Rose)

    I severely injured my right knee in the homecoming football game the following year (1963). End of my girl friend that night. (By Rose)
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  • guntech59
    quote:Originally posted by mnrivrat48
    Well my Idea of a bonfire is burning a stack of combustibles about 15 to 20 feet in diameter and at least 10 feet high.


    Homecoming week 1962. Met my first girlfriend there. (Hi Rose)

    I severely injured my right knee in the homecoming football game the following year (1963). End of my girl friend that night. (By Rose)


    You beat me to it. That definition makes my last bonfire about 1976 or 1977.

    We camp, and have fires, several times a year. But, those are not 'bonfires', just 'campfires' for cooking and ambiance.
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  • sharpshooter039
    quote:Been catching up on "Longmire" since the final season will be out on DVD next Tuesday.

    I got the final season like in May,,, Want me to tell you how it ends [:D]
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  • Tech141
    quote:Originally posted by guntech59
    quote:Originally posted by mnrivrat48
    Well my Idea of a bonfire is burning a stack of combustibles about 15 to 20 feet in diameter and at least 10 feet high.


    Homecoming week 1962. Met my first girlfriend there. (Hi Rose)

    I severely injured my right knee in the homecoming football game the following year (1963). End of my girl friend that night. (By Rose)


    You beat me to it. That definition makes my last bonfire about 1976 or 1977.

    We camp, and have fires, several times a year. But, those are not 'bonfires', just 'campfires' for cooking and ambiance.


    Well, with THAT definition, mine doesn't qualify. I only had about 10 feet stacked up. I'll try for 15 feet this Friday....
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  • guntech59
    quote:Originally posted by Tech141
    quote:Originally posted by guntech59
    quote:Originally posted by mnrivrat48
    Well my Idea of a bonfire is burning a stack of combustibles about 15 to 20 feet in diameter and at least 10 feet high.


    Homecoming week 1962. Met my first girlfriend there. (Hi Rose)

    I severely injured my right knee in the homecoming football game the following year (1963). End of my girl friend that night. (By Rose)


    You beat me to it. That definition makes my last bonfire about 1976 or 1977.

    We camp, and have fires, several times a year. But, those are not 'bonfires', just 'campfires' for cooking and ambiance.


    Well, with THAT definition, mine doesn't qualify. I only had about 10 feet stacked up. I'll try for 15 feet this Friday....


    Pics, or it didn't happen! [:D]
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  • TooBig
    Halloween this year at Cloud 9 Ranch[:)][:D][:p][^]
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  • grdad45
    Last Saturday after delivering my 8 point to the processor.
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  • fideau
    One of my kids was invited to a birthday party for a classmate whose family had just immigrated from up North. The invitation advised what the party would entail, including a "barn fire". I didn't want my kid going somewhere to burn down a barn but it turned out a little different.[:D]
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