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[[Image:Camp Council Fire.svg|thumb|300px|Council Fire]]
The council fire was used by Native Americans during their meetings (or councils). It is very much like the log cabin fire except that more than two logs are laid on each layer. Be careful not to lay the logs too close to one another. Leave gaps of at least one inch (2.5 cm) between each log to allow air to circulate. Like the log cabin fire, the council fire is very stable, and it falls into itself as it burns, remaining within the fire ring. Unlike the log cabin fire, the council fire lights easily as the main fuel is located directly above the kindling and tinder where convection will carry the flames. This fire is hot, and will make a nice bed of coals for cooking. It also uses a lot of fuel. This fire is sometimes called a pyramid fire as well.
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-The council fire was used by Native Americans during their meetings (or councils).  It is very much like the log cabin fire except that more than two logs are laid on each layer.  Be careful not to lay the logs too close to one another.  Leave gaps of at least one inch (2.5 cm) between each log to allow air to circulate.  Like the log cabin fire, the council fire is very stable, and it falls into itself as it burns, remaining within the fire ring.  Unlike the log cabin fire, the council fire lights easily as the main fuel is located directly above the kindling and tinder where convection will carry the flames.  This fire is hot, and will make a nice bed of coals for cooking.  It also uses a lot of fuel. This fire is sometimes called a pyramid fire as well.
+La fogata de consejo se usaba por los indígenas americanos durante sus reuniones (o consejos). Es muy parecida a la fogata de cabina de troncos excepto de que dos troncos más se colocan en cada capa. Tenga cuidado de no poner los troncos demasiados cerca a uno del otro. Deje huecos de al menos 2,5 cm entre cada pedazo de leña para permitir que el aire circule. Igual a la fogata de cabina de troncos, la fogata de consejo es muy estable y se cae en sí mismo mientras se quema, quedándose dentro del anillo de fuego. A diferencia de la fogata de cabina de troncos, las luces de la fogata de consejo fácilmente se inciende porque el combustible principal se encuentra justo encima de la yesca donde la convección llevará a las llamas. Este fuego es caliente y hará una buena cama de brasas para cocinar. También utiliza una gran cantidad de combustible. Este fuego es a veces llamado una fogata pirámide también.
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