REUSABLE FIRE LOGS This is a solution to a timeless tradition. REPOSE FIRE LOGS, LLC provides handmade wood pellet campfire logs - reusable, portable, affordable & sustainable. It's an alternative to traditional firewood with no worries about invasive insect species or mold problems. Owner Brian Grady has designed one mother of a useful product -re-usable, stainless steel Repose Fire Logs. Grady, a professional sawyer who operates his own sawmill, said the idea for his unique invention came to himonabitterlycoldand snowy day. "The logscanbeused inafireplace, Sebago 207-595-8257 woodstove or outside in fire pits and chiminea," said Grady. Repose Fire Logs burn hot enough, and long enough to cook your favorite campfire foods. Whether on a stick or raised grill over the logs. Grills can be used to cook or hold the logs themselves. They can be taken over state lines and burned in state parks and campgrounds, so you won't have to pay high prices for firewood at the campgrounds. Grady came up with a reusable log that could be used outside, at home and at camp. He can make the logs any length, and they're great for backpacking. Contact Brian for more info or to place an order. reposeflame@gmail.com 1301 Bridgton Road Sebago, ME 04029 www.reposenow.com. REUSABLE FIRE LOGS This is a solution to a timeless tradition. REPOSE FIRE LOGS, LLC provides handmade wood pellet campfire logs - reusable, portable, affordable & sustainable. It's an alternative to traditional firewood with no worries about invasive insect species or mold problems. Owner Brian Grady has designed one mother of a useful product -re-usable, stainless steel Repose Fire Logs. Grady, a professional sawyer who operates his own sawmill, said the idea for his unique invention came to himonabitterlycoldand snowy day. "The logscanbeused inafireplace, Sebago 207-595-8257 woodstove or outside in fire pits and chiminea," said Grady. Repose Fire Logs burn hot enough, and long enough to cook your favorite campfire foods. Whether on a stick or raised grill over the logs. Grills can be used to cook or hold the logs themselves. They can be taken over state lines and burned in state parks and campgrounds, so you won't have to pay high prices for firewood at the campgrounds. Grady came up with a reusable log that could be used outside, at home and at camp. He can make the logs any length, and they're great for backpacking. Contact Brian for more info or to place an order. reposeflame@gmail.com 1301 Bridgton Road Sebago, ME 04029 www.reposenow.com.