For every tourist attracted by a fly-and-flop sunshine resort, there's another seeking an escape from their frenzied, over-digitised life in a space where all they have to think about is feeding a fire, gazing at the stars and cooking simple, foraged foods.
The agency is already sending inspectors door-to-door, two months earlier than in a typical year, asking homeowners to cut back tree branches within 10 metres of their homes, and sweep up dead leaves and other debris that could feed a fire.
We are all viciously and vociferously feeding a fire that will only burn us down together.
In fact, those ways of coping only seemed to feed my fears, the way fuel feeds a fire, making them all the more acute.
For that reason, firefighters are trained to deploy shelters in areas that are clear of fuels that can feed a fire, and away from steep slopes and draws.
While Hurricane Sandy brought major flooding and strong winds to Breezy Point, it also fed a massive fire that took out dozens of homes during a blaze that raged for hours.
These burlesque gags are like paper fed to a fire: they add to the flame without giving off much heat.
When he praised American popular culture for "feeding a prairie fire around the world," the audience started to murmur, and Bork theatrically rolled his eyes.
Colonies were fed a diet of frozen fire ant (Solenopsis invicta) brood.
Jeremy Roenick, making his return from a two-game suspension, stole the puck from Daniel Alfredsson at center ice and fed a streaking Gagné, who fired a shot over Patrick Lalime's left shoulder at 5 16.
Now they feed a stove's fire with sticks from the field, fix tea every 35 minutes or so, and tell stories -- about the dear price of land during the country's current economic boom, about the sure signs of a good jar of poteen (or moonshine), about the foibles and triumphs of neighbors and clergy.
