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I personally do not think that something that is on fire and can be knocked down is a wise idea. I would keep them for your backyard. Also, why would you be sitting around camp when there is so much to see and do at night ?
We brought about 8 tiki torches with us our first year ('06) and surrounded our RV site with them. They blazed all night every night and they set up a really cool ambiance for the late night camp festivities. Roo staff (at least back then) didn't give us any grief about them either.
That being said I have to agree with what everyone else here is saying, and why we never did it again- we got lucky but it was a definitely an accident waiting to happen. The ground is so hard that we could barely stake them in deep enough to be stable. Combine that with a dozen people stumbling about at 4am in various stages of consciousness it was a miracle we all lived to roo another day..
Post by hibouxdufromage on Jun 2, 2010 22:38:30 GMT -5
I've only taken them to VIP in 07. We had so much space that we separated our tents from our lounging space. The ones I have are wrought iron, so if I bring them again they'll be used for setting up shade walls with ropes and tarps, I won't even bother to bring fuel cannisters for them.
