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I kept this campfire going for eight days without having to use a match after starting it on day one. That included a night of torrential downpour.
A brief trip back to Ohio for a wedding included a stop at my parent's new house, and a nice evening around their firepit with my parents and brother.
Minolta Autocord, Rokkor 75mm f3.5, Fuji Velvia 100. 30 second exposure at f11.
My brother recently redid the firepit in the garden. I think it looks great. Simple, and used up a load of bricks I had around. It used to be just a ring of rocks before.
Carved from single stone. Boulder is approximately 50 inches long and 18 inches high. Bowl is 35 inches in diameter.
Fire pit on old logging road spur that heads into November Creek below main road. This wasn't here last year.
No Photoshop processing, colours as shot.
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Inscription: Eternal flame in memory of the men and women who have served in our armed forces. Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, National Guard, Reserves and Merchant Marines
We decided we needed a fire pit in our backyard. My husband built this - - the hole goes about 5 feet deep, surrounded by firebricks on the inside and decorative retaining wall bricks around the outside. I've been roasting marshmallows in my backyard ever since!