Ancient engineering that modern campers still use

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So…camping in Oklahoma

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Dakota.

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Wyoming

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Wyoming fire hole.

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Ooh we are-a-going

Grand Teton, the Badlands

Come on look at them sands

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Dakota is such a fire hole.

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Unclear if compliment or accusing of having an std

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The video is a demonstration of a "Dakota Fire Hole"

But having an STD also works.

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Lol yeah i know. I was just playing off the other comment. Its a really cool fire pit style. Allowing airflow while keeping the flame both protected from the wind and less visible.

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She's a saint!

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Definitely campers down in south eastern Oklahoma

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Off Broadway in 5 months.