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The spark is then transferred to the tinder (in this case, leaves). The flame is ignited by blowing steadily on the spark. Once flaming, the leaves are added to the twigs in the fire pit.
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The spark is then transferred to the tinder (in this case, leaves). The flame is ignited by blowing steadily on the spark. Once flaming, the leaves are added to the twigs in the fire pit.
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1740's Appalachian mountain man reenactor, Len Boyer, demonstrates how
to build a fire using flint and steel. The steel strikes the flint
producing a spark which is caught in a piece of charred cloth.
