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« Suunto MCA Compass | Main | Sleep In The Woods »

Make Sparks For Camp Fire

By Editor | April 27, 2008

Bring steel wool and a 9-volt battery on your next camping trip. When you need to make a fire, just touch the steel wool to the end of the 9-volt battery and you will have spark to start your fire.

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