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lets see your fitpits
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BRK&T Bay de Noc Camp Knife. :thumbup:
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"If you're not living on the edge, …you're taking up too much space."
Big Mike
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Keep'em scary sharp!!!
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Just right for cooking and warmth on fall nights in the back yard...
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Ooohhh! I need to get a pic up here of my new pit. Well, it's not so new now, we christened it last Halloween. But it's been raining all day here, and the mud out there is just unbelieveable. I'll try and dig up a halloween pic, or at least a recent (cold) pic.
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Got outside today, wasn't too wet after all. Here's a pic of the whole scene:
And here's a pic of the pit itself:
And some knife pron:
And here's a pic of the pit itself:
And some knife pron:
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Right, I am going to have a nice firepit in the garden this year! I knew there was something missing! I've been burning trimmings from the garden in the BBQ, lol.
Raindog, I'm not sure if you were being ironic about the mud but you seem to be confused about what it is!
To help, here are a couple of pics I took near here recently on a DRY day (ie. no rain in the last few days.)
Nice spot you've got there though!
Raindog, I'm not sure if you were being ironic about the mud but you seem to be confused about what it is!
To help, here are a couple of pics I took near here recently on a DRY day (ie. no rain in the last few days.)
Nice spot you've got there though!
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The pit I put in last year...
... at my secret spot. No one else ever visits here.
Soooooo (taking out pencil), where's that secret spot? I PROMISE
I won't tell anyone! Seriously, it is a beautiful spot. I think this is going to be a good year to build a fit, er, firepit. Great way to relax! Good thread.
I had to think for a minute, I have a tan/yellow dog (Aiko) and a black dog (Jake), but no tan and black dog.
Looking at the pictures I had posted I realized you must be referring to Marcelo’s dog Sadie.
Maybe Marcelo will chime in as to Sadie’s pedigree.
And to keep this thread on topic,
…here’s a photo of a fire in one of the pits in the woods behind my house that I shot last night.
"If you're not living on the edge, …you're taking up too much space."
Big Mike
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Just right for cooking and warmth on fall nights in the back yard...
Exactly what I'm thinking about building once the snow clears.
What's the diameter on that?
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An emergency fire pit while on the trail
Not really a fire pit but... Here's what kept us warm in the teepee... a hanging stove.
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I sure do, Jeff. See lots of meteors, and the Milky Way is really bright out here far away from town. The neighbors are really cool about keeping down the light pollution too. Only thing I would change is: no trees. Trees don't grow out here. Too dry, too much clay in the soil, and too alkaline.