Campfires aren't what they use to be
We are camping in a county park in Kalamazoo MI. A travel trailer pulls into the site next to us yesterday. A man set up the camper and left the young woman and three boys. Haven't seen him back since...
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MewshawManor wrote:
If we were neighbors to that site, something would have been said. The campfire is not a waste bin. The last state park site we moved into it, it was apparent someone was doing this very thing. Before I went to use the firepit, I had to shovel out all their trash remains.
Been to many sites where some remnants of trash were left in the pit, no big deal and I've seen many throw trash in the fire( paper plates, cans.... ) the cg staff should have that pit cleaned before you roll up, shouldn't be your problem.
So this lady used some trash to get her fire started and there was some smoke, big deal, no reason to confront her unless she's dumping trash on a burning fire continuously. My kids have thrown trash in the fire pit during the day thinking I'll just burn it at night to only find them self cleaning it out before I do build a fire.
