Posted by SweetFeet on June 20, 2012 at 10:51:26 from (209.131.226.204):
In Reply to: where should I build it? posted by larry@stinescorner on June 19, 2012 at 16:14:05:
Beautiful little spot you cleared up there!
Could you build in on a "boat"... like a small stone-boat type thing? That way you could use your truck to place it wherever it works well on a particular day - yet douse it when done cooking/campfirin'. Then you could drag it back under the trees, so you would not have to mow around it all the time (or build a portable fire pit using some cool old steel implement wheels to make it transportable).
For certain, I would not want it under the trees with the table - as too frequently you will get smoked out. Plus I'd be concerned about a floating spark getting in your pine trees... then sadly no trees, no table, no benches - only a few charred cement blocks leftover.
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