So true plus it keeps away the cold. nights in Tassie starting to cool off, actually lit a fire in the wood heater tonight, very nice but not as good as being round a camp fire and having a yarn and a cold one.

Cheers

Kev

herbie wrote:

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way2gokev wrote:

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So true plus it keeps away the cold. nights in Tassie starting to cool off, actually lit a fire in the wood heater tonight, very nice but not as good as being round a camp fire and having a yarn and a cold one.

Cheers

Kev

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 Sitting here in Gladstone qld with air con on , due to it being very humid  it is 9.30 pm

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 Gday...

I doesn't matter what the weather is - hot, cold, humid, dry, raining, foggy ... no matter. Campfires are for sitting around with mates, refreshments, good conversations, wit and humour, and of course - giving advice to those who are badly running our world

If ya see a campfire when ya on the road - drag a chair and a refreshment over and enjoy blissful ambience - it might just be mine 

Cheers - John

Yep, nothing beats the atmosphere of a campfire... except maybe a big open log fire in an old pub. It takes us back to the days when we used to whack the missus over the head with a club and drag her back to the cave. It's in our genes.