Sure thing. I usually start with a small pile of dry bark and some twigs, then stack a handful of larger sticks on top. I find a flat stone, press the bark against it, and give the stone a hard slap while blowing into a small gap to fan the sparks. If the wind’s a menace, I lean the pile slightly into it so the flame faces away. Once it catches, I add more twigs, keep a steady hand on the wind, and the blaze grows. The trick’s all about keeping the spark shielded until it gets hot enough. Got any of those wind‑curtaining moves you’re proud of?