fire rings
Outdoor flame enclosures
Fire rings are circular metal structures designed to contain campfires, common in campgrounds and backyards.
They keep flames controlled and prevent fire from spreading to surrounding ground.
The term also describes the ring-shaped burns left on surfaces by hot pots or pans, or the visible rings of flame on a gas stovetop burner.
- bonfireLarge outdoor fire
- flamesVisible burning combustion
- embersSmoldering fire remnants
- open flameUncovered burning source
- pitsSeeds or hollows
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- forest recreationcampgrounds, camping sites, camping areas, hiking trails, trail maps
- park amenitiespicnic table, picnic areas, bathrooms, picnic tables, picnic bench
- outdoor ethicsleave no trace, no trace, tread lightly, pack it out, stay on trail
- mountainsmountain, peaks, peak, summit, summits
- forest elementsjunipers, juniper berries, bark, trunk, sap
fire ringsfire extinguishers
Devices for dousing flames
fire blankets · burn bans · fire breaks · water buckets · fire retardant
fire ringswater features
Decorative liquid elements outdoors
fountains · ponds · reflecting pools · waterfalls · birdbaths
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