Curated from the private collection of Academy Award-winner Richard King (Dunkirk, Inception), Ember delivers fire sound effects to add warmth and illumination to your projects. Create cozy campfire scenes with the popping, fluttering, and hissing of wood set aflame, and intensify your projects with the sizzling and whooshing of recordings from an active volcano.
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Be aware that campfires in nature are prohibited from 15 April to 15 September. They can nevertheless be allowed in places where the fire hazard is low, such as by the sea or at an approved campfire site. However, you should always check that there is no danger. Note that in extreme drought, even barbecues, gas burners, and camping stoves are prohibited. If you want to make a campfire, bring firewood from home or a shop or use twigs that are already on the ground. Do not saw or break fresh branches.
Last but not least, always remember: If you light a campfire or barbecue, you are legally responsible for ensuring that it is safe, that the fire does not spread, and that it is completely extinguished before you leave. Check the forest fire risk on yr.no.
From tents and sleeping pads to lanterns and folding chairs, going camping means packing all sorts of gear and tools. If campfires are permitted at your site, Babbs recommends that campers add two more items to their list: a collapsible shovel and a 3.5-gallon bucket (the small household type, used for car washing and house cleaning).
Pros know that campfires in Oregon should only be built in existing rings within designated campgrounds. Campfires are typically allowed in these types of sites because there is a fire-safe buffer, free of ignitable vegetation, around the campfire pit.
For beach campfires, there may not be a fire ring but look for open sand, away from driftwood or vegetation. And, again, keep a bucket of water nearby to extinguish the fire. Covering a fire with sand will just insulate the coals and pose a danger to barefoot beachgoers or reignite in windy conditions and potentially start a wildfire. 2ff7e9595c
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