Dig a hole in the ground, as round as it is deep. Place medium size rocks in the bottom, add wood kindling (aka dry grass/weeds, must be dry, if green or wet, it will smoke). Wood must be dry and not green (2 yr old wood or more is best, it has dried out and is “seasoned for the fire). Once kindling is placed, start kindling on fire, adding fire starters and/or newspaper, keep adding medium size branches or logs and then add large logs, if desired. If you are a successful fire builder, you should have a fire, if not rebuild and try again. There are some really nice “fire pit rounds made out of iron, plain or with cut out scenes, you may wish to surround your fire pit with. Lots of ideas at DIY stores There are fire pits that can be placed on concrete too. Enjoy the S’mores,
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What a great question!
I don't have one. Do you need directions on how to build one? Directions on how to use one?
http://www.hometalk.com/categories/outdoor-living/fire-pits
Walmart has portable ones for about $50 was that what you wanted to know?
Dig a hole in the ground, as round as it is deep. Place medium size rocks in the bottom, add wood kindling (aka dry grass/weeds, must be dry, if green or wet, it will smoke). Wood must be dry and not green (2 yr old wood or more is best, it has dried out and is “seasoned for the fire). Once kindling is placed, start kindling on fire, adding fire starters and/or newspaper, keep adding medium size branches or logs and then add large logs, if desired. If you are a successful fire builder, you should have a fire, if not rebuild and try again. There are some really nice “fire pit rounds made out of iron, plain or with cut out scenes, you may wish to surround your fire pit with. Lots of ideas at DIY stores There are fire pits that can be placed on concrete too. Enjoy the S’mores,