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Just read on here that there will be a fire ban starting today. The poster mentioned that the ban will mean no kitchens, not just personal kitchens. So what does this mean for all?
Fires contained within a liquid-fueled or gas stoves are allowed during the fire ban. For personal use my favorites are rubbing alcohol burining soda and cat can stoves. See:

how exactly are the kitchens supposed to function?

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how will they boil water for drinking?

Has this ever happened before at a gathering? Did the kitchens obey the ban?
Stage II bans in Colorado exclude all sparking methods of fire. Propane, LP gas and liquid stoves are allowed.

BUT, I’d look up forest regs to make sure there are no restrictions on liquid fuel stoves.
Call your local office, say you are going to Carson National Forest and wanted to know.
so lets feed 18,000 people on propane,,..??

yeah try passin the majic hat for that an makin it work..

anyone know a rainbow that owns a propane company???

hey dood could ya spare,,ohh say 10,000 pounds of propane…???

hehehhe,, that dont include stayin warm..

some muther fucker near this gatherin would make some cash…
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we know that bus!

Yeah we were in AZ for that fire ban. Kiddie Village had a lot of propane power. for our kitchen, cooking was a bit of a problem, small cookstoves can’t get large pots of water to a boil. Luckily. the fire ban didn’t last long for kitchen fires.

More & more kitchens have gravity-fed water filter systems, so water shouldn’t be a big problem & food, well, supply will probaly deal with it like they did in AZ, by getting as much fresh food that doesn’t require cooking as possible.

the problem is the burn ban. One fire has already started, and put out when we couldn’t handle it, by Forest service (don’t cows go to get serviced? I digress)
anything with a spark in high winds is a recipie for disaster.
Routt county or the feds could ban outdoor smoking. It gets done in Colorado.

and hHB, we could burn all the A camp liquid fuels… everclear, Jack and such…

heh heh heh
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just saw this on AGRO..

Howdy Family,

Well, things are really coming along now. The Forest Service quotes

4,000 people, but their method is to usually count cars and multiply
that by a factor of around 4. So…in reality, we likely have
2,000-3500 people up here. Springs are tapped, the sail at GFunk is
raised (arrrgh), and the Popcorn is flowing.

There is a serious concern for forest fires here. There is a personal
fire ban, and only kitchens are allowed to have a controlled fire.
Parking is a concern, as there needs to be ample room for fire trucks
and evacuations. If you must park on the road, everyone is parking to

the right (as you are driving in). It is highly recommended that you
turn your car around 180degrees in case of evacuation. I don’t intend
to alarm, but health and safety are very important to me and I want to
see my family prepared.

There has been LEO presence again and they are stopping random cars at
road blocks. Their hours of operation seem to be from 10am to 6pm. I
have seen cars being searched and, rumor has it, that by law, only
every 3rd car can be searched. Safety in numbers/caravaning or getting
in very early or later might help–these are opinions of mine. It’s
dark by 9pm. Personally, when I got stopped at the road block last,
they just informed me about the fire ban and that this is an "illegal
gathering" and that I could be subject to a ticket. Then they waved me
through.

Lots of love and hugs when you all get here, so come on home

Lovin you,
MB