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campfire

[kamp-fahyuhr] / ˈkæmpˌfaɪər /




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Solo shows have been around as long as there has been theater — longer, actually, if we count storytelling by a campfire.

From New York Times

And sometimes, she said, the place smells “like a campfire.”

From Los Angeles Times

In Portland, Ore., a blaze shut down an on-ramp to the Steel Bridge for several days in March after campers tunneled through a cinder block wall and lit a campfire to stay warm.

From New York Times

While humans have had campfires and handheld lanterns for ages, the amount of light we produce through electricity is astounding.

From Scientific American

The couple also sat around a campfire as the children roasted what the prince called the "healthy version of marshmallows" - pieces of apple dipped in cinnamon and sugar.

From BBC