Reply to "Solo Stove Bonfire"

VigIINJ's Highlands LOAers Lifetime Member

Duckman posted:
...and in tight campgrounds your neighbors will appreiciate not having smoke drift into their trailer.

@Duckman; Craig, you're bringing up an important component of wood fire etiquette. I wouldn't want to have my living space filled with unwanted smoke either. Here's a timely article in a recent RV Travel Newsletter entitled "Majority of readers not fond of campfire smoke". I'm not (yet?!) a fan of RV parks' often close quarters and would not think of having a smokey wood fire or one even in a Solo Bonfire fire pit. I'll probably be looking into a propane pit for those smokeless flame nights as the situation requires. More $tuff to buy!

4/15/188:03 AM

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