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Even though it's now the dry season here in southern Thailand, it doesn't hurt to be prepared just in case there is an odd shower or a heavy dew. Don't risk being unable to get a fire started by not having dry campfire tinder. One thing you can do is us a pencil sharpener to make fine shavings.
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It's Kapok season (genus Ceiba) again. This is, in my opinion, the absolute best natural fire starting material available in the jungle. It doesn't stay lit very long, but it catches very easily and puts out good flames. You have ...
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Campfire tender that you prepared at home.
