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The heat feels great, but it's time to let the fire burn out and prepare for sleeping

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06465-me-heat-800px.jpg The fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tentThumbnailsThe fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tentThumbnailsThe fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tentThumbnailsThe fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tentThumbnailsThe fire is burning nicely, but it's getting late, so I'm thinking about letting it die down and retreating to my tentThumbnails

How cold will my sleeping bag be? I'm guessing the temperature is in in the mid-thirties (F) right now. Sweet dreams!