How to build a fire in the wilderness?

- Tinder (dry leaves, twigs, small pieces of wood)

- Kindling (small sticks, about the size of your finger)

- Firewood (larger pieces of wood, about the size of your wrist)

- A lighter or matches

Step 2: Choose a location.

- Find a spot that is away from overhanging branches, dry grass, and other flammable materials.

- Make sure the area is clear of any obstacles that could prevent you from building your fire.

Step 3: Build your fire.

- Start by placing a small pile of tinder in the center of your fire ring.

- Place kindling around the tinder in a teepee shape.

- Place firewood around the kindling in a log cabin shape.

- Leave a small opening at the front of your fire for air to circulate.

Step 4: Light your fire.

- Use a lighter or matches to light the tinder.

- Be careful not to burn yourself.

Step 5: Maintain your fire.

- Keep an eye on your fire and add more firewood as needed.

- Avoid letting your fire get too big or too small.

- If you need to leave your fire unattended, make sure it is completely extinguished before you go.

Tips for building a successful fire in the wilderness:

- Use dry materials.

- Build your fire in a sheltered area.

- Start with a small fire and gradually add more firewood as needed.

- Keep an eye on your fire and never leave it unattended.

- Be careful not to burn yourself.

- Always extinguish your fire completely before leaving it.