【美语咖啡屋】 篝火（上）
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Yang Chenhttp://t1.g.hjfile.cn/listen/201205/201205020944261994373.mp3Hello everyone! I'm Jody! Welcome to American Cafe! Except today, we're not in the Cafe.
Aw come on, Yang Chen, this is going to be fun. Out in the woods enjoying a campfire. This is what I call living large! Living the good life! Don't you think?
You said you were bringing the flashlights.
Hey, there's no reason to panic.
That's not a wolf. It was probably just a raccoon. We're fine, Yang Chen.
Okay, okay. Calm down. How big do you want the fire, Yang Chen? Do you want it as big as a bonfire?
A bonfire? Well, it just so happens that on today's show we have two experts, you could say, on bonfires. Aren't we lucky?
Oh, whatever. Let's go to our guests. First let's hear from our good friend CT, a man who claims to have built over 100 bonfires in his life.
A bonfire is a large campfire. It is just a bunch of wood you collect from natural surroundings and put into a pile and then you light it on fire. And ideally you have more wood and you keep throwing it on and on, making the flames bigger and bigger and then it burns out.
Yeah, I heard that. He did say that ideally you have more wood and you keep throwing it on the fire. Heh, what a great idea. Okay, I'll go get some more wood while CT tells how big a bonfire should be.
Well it depends on your neighbors. If your neighbors like bonfires I would say you could have a nice size fire in a plot of land that is 20 meters by 20 meters. But maybe you want to have something that's 50 meters by 50 meters. Then you can have a big bonfire.
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