Has enyone seen this type of fire making ?

	stonewallcadet wrote:
	In the first picture you can see how he quartered a piece of pine with a chainsaw. I used an axe to do the same thing except I had to bury the ends of the log to make it stand You then pack the cracks with tinder and kindling like you where building a fire with the small stuff on the bottom. You can then light the bottom and it will burn up the sides of the log providing a nice stove

I believe this is known as a "Finnish Candle."

Mario

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I was going to make one of these the next time I went to the moutain, but my dad gave away all our firewood. Crying or Very sad

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