A campfire is a place where fire is created and controlled. It can be used for a variety of purposes, including cooking, heating, lighting, signaling or ceremonial purposes.
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Fire - interesting facts and information
- Building a bonfire: Traditionally, a campfire is built by gathering and arranging wood or other flammable materials in a way that allows the flames to be controlled. It is important to choose a suitable place for a bonfire - it should be a safe place, away from flammable materials, including vegetation, and protected from the wind.
- Safety rules: Safety is key when handling a campfire. Always have on hand the means to quickly extinguish the fire, such as sand, water or a fire extinguisher. The campfire should always be monitored and should not be left unattended. When you have finished using the campfire, make sure it is completely extinguished.
- Cooking on fire: A campfire is often used for cooking, especially when camping or picnicking. It can be used for roasting, frying or cooking food. Special equipment such as grates, pans or cauldrons are often used to cook over a fire.
- Ceremonial and cultural uses of the bonfire: Bonfires have an important place in many cultures and rituals. They can be a symbol of unity, spirit, purification or renewal. In some cultures, bonfires are an important part of ceremonies or festivals.
- Campfire as a source of heat and light: In areas with cold temperatures, campfires can serve as a source of heat. They are also a natural source of light after dark.
