Rob Savoye, Boulder County. Offering options for safe campfires. Forest Service Recreation personnel and 5 volunteers put metal fire rings in all 22 designated campsites in West Magnolia. Volunteers
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Rob Savoye, Boulder County. Offering options for safe campfires. Forest Service Recreation personnel and 5 volunteers put metal fire rings in all 22 designated campsites in West Magnolia. Volunteers came from Longmont, Boulder, and the local Nederland community. The metal fire rings, and removal of outlying fire pits will help reduce fire danger.
(Originally published in the May 30, 2019, print edition of The Mountain-Ear.)
