15 Things I Learned Watching a Fire

Fires can be hard to start
Starting a fire requires patience
There are better ways to catch a fire than others.
It helps a log to stay on fire if the other logs around it are on fire
Once a fire is going it can’t be stopped by a little bit of nothing
Some logs are easier to catch on fire than others, but eventually all logs can be caught on fire
Some fires burn quickly – some can last a long time
A fire is either getting bigger and brighter or is slowing dying
Wood must be ready to catch on fire, it can’t be wet
A breath of fresh air can make the flame burn brighter and brighter
The heat of a fire can be felt from far away
The log might not be able to touch you but the flame can
By adding more logs to the fire you can cause the fire to burn brighter & longer
There is point at which the fire is burning all on it’s own and doesn’t need your help. That is when you can just sit back and watch the fire.
A fire will only go completely out if you allow it too. You can keep the fire burning as long as you keep adding more wood to the fire.

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