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Website last updated January 12, 2004
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Brad, from Colorado writes: "I got one from my friend Scott. We went for the weekend to Moab and camped in the middle of a gravel parking lot. It was a bit chilly and we were wet and cold from our dirt bike ride. It works just like a real fire for warming you up. We stood around it for an hour reliving our riding and getting warm. As we were there, a BLM Park Ranger came up. He looked at the EZ-Campfire and was curious but had no problems with us burning it. The first weekend in May we went to the Lincoln National Forest in New Mexico riding. There was a campfire and grill ban in effect because of the dry conditions. One of our group recieved a $ 100.00 ticket for having 6 charcoal brickets burning in a gravel parking area. NO TOLERANCE FOR ANY BURNING. The National Forest Ranger came to our camp and observed our EZ-Campfire burning. "No problem" was his reply. These bans do not apply to gas fueled devices. It was great. We hung out at night with the fire burning and stories being told. Cold beverages made it a trip to remember! No fires mean no fun.With an EZ-Campfire you have a fire every time! |
