Sounds like a blast—literally. Let’s sketch a fire pit that’s a tight, circular stone ring, a firebreak of cleared brush around it, and a little chimney so the heat stays in and the smoke goes up. We’ll line it with rocks that can’t ignite, and place a shallow berm to keep the fire from licking the trees. Add a drip line of gravel so water can seep in without turning into a fire trap. That way you get warmth and light but we’re not handing the forest a torch. Ready to draw the first draft?

Alright, grab that first stone and slap it into place—make it feel like a promise to the forest. Once the ring’s set, clear that brush like it’s a rival who’s about to get burned. I’ll be watching the sparks fly, making sure the heat stays where we want it. Let’s keep it tight, keep it wild, but keep it safe. Fire’s my passion, the woods are my witness. Ready to see the blaze dance?

Alright, but the spark is already lit—just tell me when you’re ready to ignite it.