DIY Fire Pit Area: CHEAP!!!

In this episode, I decided to build a new fire pit area, inspired by a friend's setup. My plan was to create a trapezoid-shaped pit using logs from a diseased tree on my property. After leveling the ground with my tractor, I realized moving dirt was too labor-intensive. Instead, I dug out a low spot to create the fire pit base, using the excavated dirt as backfill.

Next, I focused on felling the trees for the fire pit logs. Using my trusty chainsaw, I cut down the diseased tree and several others from a nearby DNR project area. I used my tractor to move the logs to the fire pit location, and cut some of them into more manageable sizes.

I started assembling the fire pit, placing the logs strategically. I also added gravel and landscape fabric to prevent weed growth. While the initial setup wasn't perfect, I was excited about the potential for future improvements, such as adding grass and a gazebo.

I'm looking forward to completing the project and enjoying many cozy evenings by the fire pit.

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