D.I.Y. FIRE PIT

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    I can understand if one uses a twig or branch from an oleander bush as a skewer, however the Namibian hard wood used for BBQs are from big trees and normally sold in small "logs".
    I don't think the oleander and the Namibian hardwood are related.
     
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