Campfire Sentence Examples

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  • Having no way to refuse, she followed him to the campfire of their host.

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  • A huge campfire was blazing brightly in the midst of the snow, lighting up the branches of trees heavy with hoarfrost.

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  • After the second day's march Pierre, having examined his feet by the campfire, thought it would be impossible to walk on them; but when everybody got up he went along, limping, and, when he had warmed up, walked without feeling the pain, though at night his feet were more terrible to look at than before.

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  • From a campfire a hundred paces off came a sound of general, merry laughter.

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  • Someone had a campfire and it looked as if the door on the mine was used for fire wood.

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  • When the officers had emptied and smashed their glasses, Kirsten filled others and, in shirt sleeves and breeches, went glass in hand to the soldiers' bonfires and with his long gray mustache, his white chest showing under his open shirt, he stood in a majestic pose in the light of the campfire, waving his uplifted arm.

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  • Two sergeants major were sitting with them and their campfire blazed brighter than others.

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  • We wanted to have a large campfire on the Saturday night.

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  • Your group prepares meals together over an open campfire.

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  • Behind the hut the dark shapes of the two wagons with their horses beside them were discernible, and in the hollow the dying campfire gleamed red.

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  • A good campfire will have a mix of stunts.

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  • Pierre turned back, not to his companions by the campfire, but to an unharnessed cart where there was nobody.

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  • Campfire grill tripods are usually lightweight and easy to carry to the campsite.

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  • Naturally, that includes campfire stories.

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  • Only the Saghan' îl could be so cocksure as to build such a large campfire for their comfort or to make so much noise.

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  • At their yesterday's halting place, feeling chilly by a dying campfire, Pierre had got up and gone to the next one, which was burning better.

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  • Try the campfire chocolate fondue, pecan pie or peach cobbler for dessert.

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  • After the others had crashed out Rich and I sat round the campfire and shared our thoughts.

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  • You can pitch a tent, start a campfire, build furniture by lashing tree branches together in theory anyway!

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  • Spent the evening helping 8 to 10 year olds to learn to light a campfire.

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  • Roly's boys made sure the campfire was kept alight day and night.

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  • A 3 day ' tramping ' trip toward the snows of the Southern Alps, leaves only the beach campfire eating fresh salmon.

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  • At night, a traditional African campfire is lit where the gorilla briefings take place.

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  • Well, it turns out that everybody's outside around a small campfire in the back yard (garden ).

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  • His horse, having galloped up to a campfire that was smoldering in the morning light, stopped suddenly, and Petya fell heavily on to the wet ground.

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  • There are numerous print resources like the Great American Campfire Songbook, although you'll need to pay to download this book.

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  • Do not place your campfire near the tent.

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  • To safely extinguish a campfire, cover it with dirt and then pour water over the area.

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  • The evening is spent enjoying the healthy aching in our bodies around a roaring campfire.

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  • After reaching the campsite at 1800, tired cold and very wet we set up camp and a campfire.

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  • Sit round the campfire and listen to a story in an Indian tepee.

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  • After he had gone, two soldiers rushed to the campfire.

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  • The malodorous smoke from the campfire made the guests want to leave.

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  • If your idea of fun is staying up late by the campfire, you might want to ask to be in a more remote area so you don't disturb the early risers.

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  • This way, you get all the great taste of a campfire treat, but much less of the mess.

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  • What's more romantic than spending time in front of a roaring campfire or sleeping in front of the stars?

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  • Weston is adding another feather to her cap this month, with the publishing of her debut novel Before I Go (out on Campfire Press September 2006).

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  • Again, using a fire pit that's more like a campfire than a fireplace may be the best option for you.

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  • Sing-a-longs around the campfire are one of the best parts of heading to Girl Scout camp.

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  • Sitting around the fire at night, singing campfire songs and roasting marshmallows are the stuff of which many scouting memories are made.

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  • At many camps, the songs are traditionally sung around the campfire (known as campfire songs or cries) as well as throughout the camp.

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  • Even if the weather doesn't call for them, unexpected conditions may arise at any time, and a good pair of thick, warming socks can feel very comforting while snuggled up in a tent or sitting around a campfire.

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  • Whether you are cooking in your own backyard, sitting around a campfire or on vacation, it is important to know how to reduce the chances of an accidental fire from starting and how to react if one should occur.

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  • Do not store gasoline, liquid fire starter or any other type of flammable liquid near the campfire or the tent.

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  • Before building a campfire, clear away all shrubbery and vegetation from the area, dig a pit for the fire and surround it with rocks.

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  • Never leave a campfire burning if you leaving the area or going to sleep.

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  • Always have a fire extinguisher nearby when you are cooking in your backyard or have campfire burning.

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  • Offer a "campfire" activity where seniors gather in a circle or in pairs, and everyone gets a chance to give a tall tale or campfire story.

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  • The campfire grill tripod is camping's "sliced bread" because it keeps your knuckles out of the fire, your hotdogs clear of a crisp, and your hands free to do other things like play guitar and sing for entertainment while dinner's cooking.

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  • They're not too expensive (on average, they're between $20.00 and $30.00), but it's nice not to have to buy a new campfire grill every time you go camping.

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  • Whether you like to take camping trips or you prefer to enjoy the great outdoors in your great backyard, you can find a campfire grill tripod to suit your needs.

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  • The Chuckwagon Diner website has a special campfire recipes section sure to delight your taste buds.

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  • There are also recipes conducive to a campfire grill, like California 3-Bean Chili.

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  • These favorite campfire recipes seem to be targeted towards the kids and include dishes like Banana Boats, Singing Apples, and Cheese Tortillas.

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  • All it takes is a little preparation of the ingredients and cooking utensils once you have the campfire tripod in hand.

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  • When it comes time to pack up for a camping trip, having adequate cookware is important, and campfire cooking grates are items you want to make sure to bring along.

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  • Usually made of heavy-duty steel, they are ideal for setting your aluminum, stainless steel or iron pot or pan over a campfire.

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  • Campfire grates comes in three basic sizes--small, medium and large.

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  • You will discover that there is nothing quite like dinner cooked on a campfire cooking grate.

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  • Gazing at the stars, hearing the sounds of nature and enjoying the flames dance in the campfire are more enjoyable in comfort.

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  • If you enjoy cooking out and you don't want to worry about whether or not the campgrounds have built-in grills, invest in an iron grill for campfire cooking to take along on all your trips.

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  • Several different manufacturers make iron grills designed specifically to be used for campfire cooking.

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  • For example, if you select a grill that is safe for use on both wood and charcoal fires, you'll be able to enjoy using when you cook over an open campfire or on a charcoal grill.

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  • Many people select oblong grills for use in outdoor cooking, but it can often be beneficial to choose a round campfire grill.

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  • These types of grills are particularly useful for individuals who enjoy simmering pots of soup or stew over a campfire.

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  • You'll need to pack a few accessories to fully enjoy your new campfire grill.

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  • Once you find a high quality campfire grill and use it a few times, you'll probably become addicted to open fire cooking.

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  • Many campers stop bothering with cooking on the charcoal grills found at many campsites when they learn how to prepare meals with their iron grill for campfire cooking.

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  • Many people who cook over an open fire enjoy the control that using adjustable campfire grills provide.

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  • Even the simplest recipes seem to taste better when cooked over a campfire.

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  • Whether you're preparing hamburgers, hot dogs, soups, stews, s'mores, campfire cooking can often produce the best possible results.

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  • When using a campfire, however, control is not that simple.

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  • As long as you're using a handheld stick or skewer to prepare your campfire meal, you remain in control of how close the food gets to the fire and for how long.

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  • If you're preparing burgers, chili, or anything else that has to be cooked on a grill or in a pot, you don't have the option of constantly moving the food around by hand to keep up with the movement of the campfire.

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  • The type of grill you choose can have a significant impact on the results of your campfire cooking efforts.

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  • If you plan to do much campfire cooking, and you don't want to limit your culinary efforts to hot dogs and marshmallows, it's a good idea to start taking an adjustable grill along when you go camping.

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  • Heat water over your stove while eating so it will be warm when you're ready to clean up after you finish eating your campfire feast.

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  • Apply oil on the campfire grill to prevent the foods from sticking to the outdoor cooking grate.

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  • While camping is most often one of the most relaxing and enjoyable activities to do in nature, there are a few scary campfire stories that may make you think twice before heading out into the woods alone.

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  • If you plan to tell the following scary campfire stories during a camping trip, make sure that it's daylight when you share these tales.

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  • If you're planning a camping trip, don't forget to search for online campfire stories scary enough to send shivers down the spine of the toughest kid (or adult).

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  • Some stories are classic -- the call came from inside the house!! -- while others bring fresh chills to the campfire huddle.

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  • Based on the popular book series, the American Folklore section for campfire tales features dozens of short stories suitable for a night in the wild.

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  • The Boy Scouts know a thing or two about camping, so why not tap over a century of campfire storytelling to prepare for your next outing?

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  • Of course, online campfire stories scary for small children may not be enough for teens or adults.

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  • Desserts that can be prepared and enjoyed over the campfire are a favorite of many campers.

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  • The type of grill that you use over an open campfire depends largely on your campfire setup.

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  • There are a number of campfire configurations, and placing a metal grill over the fire for cooking requires a number of considerations.

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  • The most common campfire setups include the following.

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  • Now that you have a good idea of the sort of campfire setup you'll face, you can decide what sort of campfire cooking grill you'll want to bring along with you.

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  • If you're going camping at a typical campground where there is a picnic table and a campfire ring available, the odds are good that there's already a grill attached to the fire ring.

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  • Most commercial campsites purchase the iron campfire "ring" with an attached cooking grill that adjusts in height or flips away from the fire ring.

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  • In this case, you don't even have to worry about bringing a grill.However, if you're hiking or unsure of what campfire conditions you'll face, then the following campfire cooking grills will serve you well.

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  • If you're willing to put the labor into building your own campfire pit, then a standard replacement gas or charcoal grill grate is sufficient.

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  • Then, when you're at the rustic campsite that doesn't have any campfire ring already available, just dig a fire pit with a circumference that's smaller than your grate.

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  • You set up the tripod over the campfire, and then suspend the grate itself (which usually comes with the tripod) directly over the fire on a chain.

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  • This is a perfect setup when you're camping on land where you don't want to dig any holes for a fire pit, but you would still like to have a campfire.

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  • A portable grill will take up some space, but it will also allow you to enjoy a campfire, and cook over it, without impacting the land itself.

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  • Regardless where you decide to go camping or the type of campfire conditions you face, there's always a way to set up a campfire grill over your fire so that you can enjoy the flavors and the fun of cooking over an open wood burning fire.

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  • Campfire cooking sets can turn your camping adventure into a fun-filled vacation complete with delicious meals that your whole family will love.

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  • If you're an experienced camper, you probably already know all the tricks to camping, and of course the wonders of campfire cooking sets.

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  • This is what is so wonderful about the versatility of campfire cooking sets!

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  • Now that you understand your options, what should you look for in cooking sets to use over the campfire?

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  • Dutch oven-Usually used with a tripod to hang over the fire, you can also place a Dutch oven over a low grill directly above a the campfire, and add whatever you want to cook into the pot, like soups and stews, beans, potatoes, and more.

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  • Campfire set-A good campfire set will typically include a frying pan, pots in at least two different sizes, lids, and one or two drinking cups.

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  • Many campfire sets are advertised as one or two-person cooking sets.

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  • Make your campout a success with simple campfire cooking equipment and recipes.

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  • Foil dinners, also known as hobo stew, are one of the easiest campfire cooking meals.

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  • Brown ground beef with some taco season in a cast iron skillet or Dutch oven over the campfire.

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  • Shish kebabs are easy to make on a campfire grill.

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  • S'mores are a delicious and traditional campfire dessert.

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  • There are many simple campfire cooking ideas that will allow you to play more and cook less.

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  • Having the latest in campfire cooking accessories can make meals much simpler when you are cooking outdoors.

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  • Try some of these new and old campfire gadgets out on your next camping trip.

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  • Campfire cooking has never been more fun and easy.

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  • Solo Scientific Aurora 440c Campfire Starter- can be used in wet or dry conditions.

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  • S'mores are a traditional campfire dessert made of graham crackers, melted marshmallows and chocolate bars.

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  • The new S'mores Campfire Grill Basket solves both of these problems when you assemble your S'more place several in the basket and hold it over the fire to melt.

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  • Make cooking over a campfire safer and more enjoyable by using heat resistant gloves.

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  • There are several reputable camping supply stores that have all types of campfire cooking accessories you may need.

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  • The traditional hot dogs roasted on a stick are one of the most simple campfire meals you can cook.

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  • Foil dinners are one of the simplest campfire cooking meals you can make.

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  • You can brown the ground beef at home before your trip or brown ground beef with some taco season in a cast iron skillet or Dutch oven over the campfire.

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  • Having the basics in campfire cooking supplies will make your camping trip a success.

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  • Cooking supplies begin with all the things you will need to build your campfire safely as well as cooking gear.

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  • A campfire is a fire built in a fire pit or ring.

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  • If you are only camping one night, aim for simplicity when planning your meals and campfire cooking supplies.

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  • If you are cooking with a group, coordinate who will bring what supplies and share the campfire cooking area to reduce duplicate equipment.

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  • An essential in campfire cooking supplies is a storage system.

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  • Before you can even think about cooking over an open fire, you will need to have a supply of firewood and a safe place to build your campfire.

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  • If a specific area is not provided for you to build a campfire, be sure that it is legal for you to do so.

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  • The equipment that you will need to cook over a campfire will depend on the type of cooking you plan to do.

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  • Build your campfire at least eight feet away from buildings, tents, bushes, trees, and structures.

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  • Folding chairs are also helpful to have for sitting around a campfire.

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  • Shovel to clean away snow or debris and to put dirt on a flame to kill a campfire.

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  • As you can see, many of the above items will require more than a basic campfire to cook on.

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  • Maybe you're sitting around a campfire near the lake on a warm summer night, and the water just looks too luscious to resist.

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  • Make a fire in the hearth, light candles at dinner, or have a campfire, to soften the mood and create a dreamy atmosphere.

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  • Sing songs around the campfire, roast marshmallows, and even sleep out of your tent under the stars if the mosquitoes aren't swarming.

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  • While it's fun to tell ghost stories around a cozy campfire, it's the true ghost stories experienced by real people that bring us the biggest chills.

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  • On those dark, moonlit evenings when campers are huddled around the a glowing fire, campfire ghost stories can create an atmosphere of unbearable suspense and awesome fright.

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  • Whether you are searching in a library or on the Internet, campfire ghost stories are plentiful and easy to find.

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  • There are many different types of stories that you can bring with you to the campfire.

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  • There is something about the magical atmosphere surrounding the dancing flames of a campfire that brings ghost stories to life.

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  • After the day of hunting was over, he sat next to his campfire and decided to examine the paw more closely.

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  • Whether you're looking for scary as heck ghost stories to tell around the campfire or seeking to create your own scary stories, truly frightening paranormal tales have several points in common.

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  • True tales can be spun into campfire tales by the creative storyteller or simply retold verbatim to an eager crowd.

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  • Fun family activities include cooking over the campfire, playing flashlight games and roasting marshmallows.

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  • Whether you're sipping hot chocolate in front of a roaring campfire or simply relaxing on the couch, a cozy blanket is a fall necessity.

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  • Sophie creates a campfire cupcake featuring a marshmallow frosting that is momentarily set aflame.

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  • As well as campfire songs there are plenty of ideas for campfire stunts or skits to be found too.

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  • Back to Top Each campfire lights Anew Each campfire lights anew, the flame of friendship true.

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  • Themes to choose from include Wild West campfire cookouts, Hawaiian luaus and room-shaking raves - and there ` .

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  • Safety Central also has a campfire tripod available.

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  • Try the campfire fettuccine, a house specialty including andouille sausage, barbecue shrimp, grilled chicken, mushrooms, spinach and scallions in a red chili cream sauce.

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  • The wattle wall the men had brought was set up in a semicircle by the Eighth Company as a shelter from the north, propped up by musket rests, and a campfire was built before it.

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  • Having ridden in, he dismounted and approached a big blazing campfire, around which sat several men talking noisily.

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  • Ramballe refused food and resting his head on his elbow lay silent beside the campfire, looking at the Russian soldiers with red and vacant eyes.

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  • In the evening, by the campfire, the men played cards and whiled away the hours in talk and sport.

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