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Enabling a garden bonfire
On 13 Oct, 16:53, Janet wrote:
In article o.uk, says... On Tue, 12 Oct 2010 21:57:21 +0100, john hamilton wrote: Not wishing to buy a dustbin incinerator for what would be a kind of one off job, does anyone have any ideas on how to make a simple kind incinerator/grill (the basic idea i suppose is to get the air in underneath) thing to make the bonfire burn better. Good grief don't people know how to build a fire these days? * Not unless they have a degree in Bonfire Enabling. Course fees are £10,000. Applicants should have *matriculated with a high grade in A level Match-striking and at least a pass paper in Crumpling. * *Janet Re the course fee, I'd have thought you could get Matched funding........... |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
On 12/10/2010 21:57, john hamilton wrote:
A neighbour has recently had a lot of shrubs and laurel cut down. The intention is to burn it. Not wishing to buy a dustbin incinerator for what would be a kind of one off job, does anyone have any ideas on how to make a simple kind incinerator/grill (the basic idea i suppose is to get the air in underneath) thing to make the bonfire burn better. He has some spare concrete paving bricks as a starter. Any suggestions? Yes, read this before you start. http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/HomeAndC...ing/DG_4018684 regards Don |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
Donwill wrote in
: http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/HomeAndC.../Streetcleanin glitterandillegaldumping/DG_4018684 Thats a new one to me. I thought that bonfires were illegal and a friend of mine was prossecuted. Must have been a change over the years, which is good news. Do it by the book and eveyone is happy? Lets see this weekend. Baz |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
In message o.uk, Dave
Liquorice writes On Wed, 13 Oct 2010 12:54:21 +0100, Gordon H wrote: And make sure the TV camera isn't filming when you use the petrol and matches. He he, BTDTGTTS! When I was a lad. I'd previously used parafin to start fires and knew that petrol wasn't a "good idea" so only put about a table spoon on the paper and twigs, made sure the can was well away and sealed. The struck match and threw it at the fire, the whole thing lifted 6" off the ground with a decided WHUMPF! Got the fire going mind and taught me to respect petrol. B-) I do have a small quantity of paraffin which I admit to using on occasions when I don't have two boy scouts to rub together. -- Gordon H Remove "invalid" to reply |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
According to Direct Gov. website
"To be considered a nuisance, bonfires need to be a regular occurrence and seriously interfere with your well-being. If the bonfire is only occasional, eg a couple of times a year, it's unlikely to be considered a nuisance in law." -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
On Thu, 14 Oct 2010 20:01:00 +0100, Gordon H
wrote: I do have a small quantity of paraffin which I admit to using on occasions when I don't have two boy scouts to rub together. Aged 10 and not allowed matches I would visit the bonfire patch at the end of my grandmother's garden and and get a fire going even if it took me all afternoon. Matches would have been cheating -- http://www.bra-and-pants.com http://www.holidayunder100.co.uk |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
"mogga" wrote in message ... Aged 10 and not allowed matches I would visit the bonfire patch at the end of my grandmother's garden and and get a fire going even if it took me all afternoon. Matches would have been cheating -- http://www.bra-and-pants.com http://www.holidayunder100.co.uk I use a self igniting gas weed wand and a broken plant pots tray. Never fails. Agreed - matches cheating ! Regards Pete www.thecanalshop.com |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
On 14 Oct, 19:00, Baz wrote:
Donwill wrote : http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/HomeAndC.../Streetcleanin glitterandillegaldumping/DG_4018684 Thats a new one to me. I thought that bonfires were illegal and a friend of mine was prossecuted. Must have been a change over the years, which is good news. Do it by the book and eveyone is happy? Lets see this weekend. Baz There are different byelaws in different places. In towns, it's quite likely illegal. |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
On 15 Oct, 15:09, "Pete" wrote:
"mogga" wrote in message ... Aged 10 and not allowed matches I would visit the bonfire patch at the end of my grandmother's garden and and get a fire going even if it took me all afternoon. Matches would have been cheating -- http://www.bra-and-pants.com http://www.holidayunder100.co.uk I use a self igniting gas *weed wand and a broken plant pots tray. Never fails. Agreed - matches cheating ! Regards Petewww.thecanalshop.com I have a friction kit given to me by a Venezuelan indian. He could do it a lot faster than I can. |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
"harry" wrote in message ... I have a friction kit given to me by a Venezuelan indian. He could do it a lot faster than I can. Bet he had a lot more children too ! (me coats on and i'm gone already) Pete |
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Enabling a garden bonfire
"Janet Tweedy" wrote in message ... According to Direct Gov. website "To be considered a nuisance, bonfires need to be a regular occurrence and seriously interfere with your well-being. If the bonfire is only occasional, eg a couple of times a year, it's unlikely to be considered a nuisance in law." -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk A web-site which might also throw some light on the bon-fire discussion: http://www.environmental-protection....onfires/#wa790 Bill |
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