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The homeowner discusses the challenges of leveling the ground and aligning the blocks, often needing to scrape and prepare the surface. They decide to build a smaller, more manageable structure to discourage the accumulation of non-burnable waste and to promote safe, sustained fires. This smaller footprint also simplifies future maintenance.
Practical Tips and Problem-solving
Throughout the process, the homeowner shares valuable tips, such as removing large rocks with makeshift tools like an aluminum scoop shovel—a reminder that ingenuity often trumps expensive equipment. When they realize they've run out of specific blocks, they adapt by working with what’s available, emphasizing flexibility and problem-solving.