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The settlers would let the fire in the fireplace go out at night because they didnt want to risk the log cabin Catching Fire?
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∙ 13y ago
Sounds like a homework question- since there already a couple like that on here. More likely that you would learn to "bank" a fire (partially covering hot coals with ashes) so that it would last through the night (you did not want to stay up all night feeding the fire, did you?) Remember- no matches to light a fresh fire in the morning- not back then. But uncover the hot coals, add a bit of tinder and kindling, and you have a fire for cooking breakfast.
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The settlers would let the fire in the fireplace go out at night because they didn't want to risk the log cabin Catching Fire?
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