Drought, Fire, and Stoves (How NOT to be on the 11:00 News)

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Hikin_Jim
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Post by Hikin_Jim »

We're having some really serious fire weather right now. No matter where you go, I'd encourage you to skip wood fires.

But what about backpacking stoves? I've written a article that looks at each class of backpacking stove and evaluates it from a fire safety perspective.

Have a look if you have a chance: Drought, Fire, and Stoves (How NOT to end up on the 11:00 News)

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Taco
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Post by Taco »

Thanks, Jim. 8)
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HikeUp
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Post by HikeUp »

Thanks HJ for addressing this topic. I've always had some questions about this issue.

Good to see your posts...hope all is well.
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Post by Hikin_Jim »

Been all right, but haven't done much hiking since moving down to the OC. I was pretty spoiled living 10 minutes from Angeles National Forest all those years.

Wife and daughter are out of town right now, so doing more hiking -- and more posting. :)

HJ
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