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Start A Fire With Pine Needles

By Editor | February 10, 2008

The sticky substance found on pine and other evergreen type plants can really get your fire started. It just take about a teaspoon of the pine needles sappy substance. In conclusion pine sap makes great fire starter fluid.

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