A thank you to the community

[520 Road Sow]

As this world is in somewhat of a tailspin and we are in times of uncertainty I find myself frequenting this site quite often (as if I don't already enough.) It's been a bit of escape to say the least from the consistent talk of what is consuming the world with the COVID pandemic and the uncertainty it has caused.
I have found myself engaging more with others on this site and having good conversations with some I probably would never have. I have been very impressed with the revival of stories and some sharing things they have been holding onto for years. People sharing ideas, things they're doing with family, recipes, and always a few great pics.
As sportsman and women of this site through all our differences or opinions or views in life we all share one very common and special thing and that is all of our true love and desire and passion for our beloved outdoors. So let's keep the pics coming and share some more stories like we would around the the real fire and keep it alive. We will get through all of this together. I am still holding Randy to his giant bonfire idea after this is all said and done. Thanks for all that are sharing and I hope some more do as well I have truly enjoyed them.

Thanks
Jonas

 

[El Jason]

It's not a true bonfire unless it's big enough to alter local weather patterns.

My chainsaw just got a tune up.

 

[Gerald Martin]

It's not a true bonfire unless it's big enough to alter local weather patterns.

My chainsaw just got a tune up.

We call those kind bomb fires.