Bonfire

Campfire is a fire outside the room obtained from deliberately lighting firewood, wood pieces, or collection of branches, twigs, straw, or dried leaves. Scouts, nature lovers, or enthusiasts of outdoor activities often make campfires while camping or doing outdoor activities. The campfire is lit with the intention of keeping away from wild animals, warming up, cues of danger, or as a fireplace to cook food. While camping, people often gather around a campfire to sing, dance, or play fireworks, and to get together and get together. Foodstuffs such as sweet potatoes, cassava, or corn can be cooked by burning with bonfires. Food can also be stabbed with a wooden stick or iron rod before baking. Cooking utensils such as pots and pans can also be used on top of a fireplace with the help of stone or wood. Pieces of wood or twigs are arranged upward by allowing space between the wooden arrangements for the fire to get enough oxygen, and the fire can burn until the wood is finished. Strong winds, fog, wet wood conditions, very humid air, and oxygen thin locations are the cause of the blazing fires, mountain habits, for the warmth and togetherness.

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