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If you make a fire outdoor, please take extra precautions so that your fire does not spread either above or underground. Rich soil may contain a lot of small roots which may keep embers alive for up to a week, and spark a forest fire long after you are gone. Please leave no traces behind once you leave. It is so much nicer to walk in a pristine forest :) Cheers and enjoy mother nature.
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