Posted by miangus on July 29, 2020 at 06:01:19 from (136.181.197.80):
In Reply to: Re: Fire posted by ss55 on July 28, 2020 at 19:55:51:
I have found a cheap snow shovel to work pretty good, a metal one and put a screw in it. Years ago my first wife was burning a little pile of yard debris she had racked up in the backyard. I was leaving to play in a softball tournament. I commented when I left that is was pretty dry and she should be careful. She informed me that all would be ok. When I came home in the evening it looked like the driveway had been used to park cars for a rock concert. Standing in the backyard it was black as far as you could see, at least 1/2 mile in all directions. The house and garage were ok because it was all mowed around them. I went in the house and she was setting at the table exhausted and covered in black soot. She looked up at me and said "don't say a word". She was only a little over five foot tall, but just the same.
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