The worst case I've seen recently is our next door neighbor's younger brother lives in a 26-28 foot camper in the back yard. I'm estimating the length of the camper, it's a bumper pull, not a fifth wheel. Both brothers are unattached, fiftyish guys with no family living with them.
Anyway, the brother has installed a wood stove in that small camper. The chimney is only about a foot high above the roof, and the camper is parked next to trees that overhang it. Dead grass and foliage all around it. He leaves the stove going while he's at work 'cause I can smell the smoke. I'll assume he has no insurance. I haven't seen how the stove itself is installed, and I'm not sure I want to. He says he can't let the fire get too big or it gets too hot in the camper.
The neighbor himself drives OTR and is gone for a week or two at a time.
I'm just waiting for the whole works to burn down.
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