| When you mention fire pits to someone,
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| | small hole in the side of the bowl where
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| it's amazing how often they have a very
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| | you can feed wood onto the fire.You might
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| specific idea about what a fire pit
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| | prefer an in-ground, permanent fire pit
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| actually is. And yet the reality is that
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| | design. These begin as a hole dug into
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| there's a huge range of fire pits
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| | the ground, then are usually lined with a
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| available, which can make choosing the
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| | small wall of stone that extends above
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| right one for you more difficult.Fire
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| | the ground. These rocks or bricks help
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| pits can be permanent or portable,
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| | to insulate the fire from the soil, as
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| suitable for bonfires, barbecues or
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| | well as blocking the wind. You can use
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| heating, use different fuel sources, come
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| | an in-ground fire pit as a type of
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| in different sizes and styles, and have
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| | campfire in your own backyard, and you
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| different accessories. When you pit all
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| | can add a grill on top for cooking. A
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| those variables together, it's no wonder
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| | sunken fire pit can't be moved, but they
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| that choosing the right fire pit can be
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| | are considered safer than using an open
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| confusing! Let's take a look at some of
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| | fire built straight onto the ground.If
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| the most popular designs.The chiminea is
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| | you're keen to have a wood fire pit, but
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| a very attractive fire pit design.
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| | don't want a permanent hole in the
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| Basically, it's a circular, squat tub
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| | ground, then take a look at some of the
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| that sits above the ground, usually
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| | portable above ground units. Copper
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| supported on three feet. Traditionally
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| | bowls are very popular, with a dish to
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| it was made of ceramic, although modern
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| | build the fire in and metal supports to
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| variations come in other materials such
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| | hold it up. You can also get above
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| as cast iron or metal. It can be used to
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| | ground fire pits that are square or
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| cook food and also provide heat by
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| | rectangular, and many have spark screens
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| burning wood logs. Modern versions still
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| | over the flames. That way fresh air gets
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| maintain the same rounded body and
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| | in but the flames and sparks can't
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| cylindrical stovepipe, and there's a
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| | escape.
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