[DOC] [TLE] How to Start a Fire With Different Types of Kindling - wikiHow [PAR] However, there is a fine line between what can be used as tinder and what can 
be used as kindlingsometimes certain ... Save and dry small pieces of tree 
bark. ... Use dry debris from your yard, such as twigs, leaves, and moss to start a 
fire. [DOC] [TLE] How To Start A Fire With Wet Firewood - Modern Survival Blog [PAR] Oct 23, 2015 ... How to start and build a fire in a wet environment by procuring dry tinder, ... Note: 
If you have procured enough kindling and dry twigs and small ... What are your 
ideas or recommendations for starting a fire in wet weather? [DOC] [TLE] How To Start A Fire With Sticks? - Self Sustainable Life [PAR] He actually used the fire plow method to start his fire. ... dried leaves, or anything 
that is easily combustible such as tiny sticks, twigs, or tiny wood shavings. [DOC] [TLE] 15 Steps to Starting a Fire Without a Match - Flint and Primitive Fire ... [PAR] Quartz can be used for "flint knapping" also; which is tool making, such as knifes, 
.... When you've got a small pile of dry sticks, you're now ready to start a fire and... [DOC] [TLE] Tinder | Practical Survivor [PAR] Proper preparation of tinder is the foundation of starting a fire. There is nothing ... 
Examples of kindling: Cedar bark, dry leaves of any type and small twigs. 
Kindling is ... Some kindling can be used as tinder if properly prepared. By cutting 
and... [DOC] [TLE] 7 Ingenious Off-Grid Ways To Start A Fire | Off The Grid News [PAR] If twigs are not available, dry leaves, bark or cloth torn off a piece of clothing ... or 
grab a candle from the dollar store to make this tiny yet powerful fire starter. ... 
The wax chips can be used in the same manner as the lint wrappers to start a fire,
... [DOC] [TLE] The Science of Fire - HOME [PAR] Wood shavings catch fire more easily than branches? ... This explains why it is in 
some ways easier to light dry wood than charcoal  there are no ..... A small piece 
of charred lamp wick can be used to catch a spark and transfer the heat to... [DOC] [TLE] How to Build a Better Fire: Both Outdoors and In - Lifehacker [PAR] Jun 16, 2011 ... Outdoors, this means small, dry sticks and twigs, while indoors ... Once Winter 
comes and you start building indoor fires, you'll have to change up your .... I've 
used this technique on the last 3 campfire I've built and it's amazing. [DOC] [TLE] Start a fire in any weather | Backwoods Home Magazine [PAR] My grandma used to use kerosene-soaked corncobs to get the fire going in the ... 
of small cedars and pines for the tiny, dry, dead twigs needed to start a fire. [DOC] [TLE] 3 Ways to Start a Fire With Sticks  ModernSurvivalOnline.com [PAR] Apr 30, 2016 ... Theoretically starting a fire this way should be easy but in real life ... Dried 
herbivore dung  its basically chewed up grass and is used a lot in Africa and 
Asia for fires if there isn't much wood around; Very small dried sticks... [DOC] [TLE] How to Build a Fire | Wild Backpacker [PAR] Whether it is used as a heat source during cold nights or to cook your ... will catch 
flame from the tinder quickly such as dry leaves, small twigs and sticks, or larger 
pieces of bark. For the kindling to catch fire, it must consist of small, dry items. [DOC] [TLE] Fire Building - Sniper Country [PAR] Lengths of cord made from such a bark can be used to maintain a "coal" for a 
length of ... The best kindling consists of small dry twigs and the softer woods are 
preferable ... Those that contain resins burn readily and make fire lighting a snap. [DOC] [TLE] How To Start A Fire With Sticks The Complete Guide - Skilled Survival [PAR] Then finally, the fire is strong enough to catch small dry sticks and logs. .... If

Question: Small dry twigs used to start a fire
Answer: kindling