Camp Fires

[Cruz]

I'm after something small and portable for having camp fires in. Something that will last but also keep the fire off the floor. We have been using a little bucket bbq recently. Whilst it's handy for bbq's it's a bit too small for having a decent fire in afterwards. Plus the paint set alight the last time we used it for a fire

What do you use?

[windysurfer]

I use one of these, dirt cheap (about £10) so I just chuck it away each year when its rusty and get a new one.
Not massive but big enough and a good BBQ

[Cruz]

Been looking for one of those locally with no luck. Where do you get them from?

[windysurfer]

Usually have them in Focus type DIY places or some supermarkets.Tesco did sell them but have now sold out
I think you'll struggle now as they tend get them in early in the year.

[windysurfer]

http://www.mensgiftshop.com/acatalog/ca ... -0630.html

One here but postage makes them expensive

[Cruz]

I bought one from ebay this year but it was cracked so i got a refund. it was the last one they had too.

I'll keep my eyes peeled in the spring.

Anyone else any other suggestions?

[jamesc76]

I make um out of old gas bottles! works brill!

[koopsi]

i use one of those, its good for BBQing (although a tad small) and you can stick a 'crackle log' on there after for that cosy campfire feel

[T'Onion]

yup we have one in the top box , I have put SS bolts and wingnuts on it so I can pack it flat ,
Tesco were doing them for £7.50 as were morrisons

[a1winchester]

A friend of mine uses a chimenea to provide heat and flame and smoke - that's what a camp fire is all about - right? These are sold as patio heaters online and in garden centres and come in a big range of sizes and prices.
For example Argos - type 'chimenea' into the search thingy. Around £50.
Might still need to be sat on a piece of ply or something to stop embers and radiated heat scorching the grass.

[R0B]

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[T'Onion]

[R0B]

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[Louey]