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fire - How to avoid exploding rocks - The Great Outdoors Stack Exchange It seems that every tutorial I read and show I watch shows people using rocks for everything from a cooking surface to boiling water. However, I have had rocks crack in half on me, and I've always...

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Newest Questions - The Great Outdoors Stack Exchange I live in the country and I'd like to hang a 1x6 piece of wood between to 2 trees about 15 ft up. This is so I can hang gymnastics rings. I'd be real easy to simply drill into the trees. but will this...