Joe Falco wrote: ...no smoking in any business (public and private), within 20 feet of any entrance, on golf courses, at public gatherings like Market Days, and in city parks. ...
These are also the regs in most communities in my state.
SkiDood wrote: So you can have a wet wood smokey smouldering campfire but cant have a smoke when sitting next to it? Makes sense, not.
I think the jury is still out when it comes to the risks of second-hand campfire smoke. Maybe the folks in that town just decided they'd like to live longer, or something crazy like that........
Oh come on! Do you really believe that you are going to be exposed to second hand smoke from a neighboring camp site!!! I'm a smoker but I am very careful to not bother non smokers, and don't leave my butts all over camp sites. People that are tossing butts everywhere even bother me.
Stupid. And yes, I'm an ex-smoker. However passing a law like that makes me want to start all over again. The same idiots tried to outlaw drinking back in the 20's. Yeah, that worked out well, right Mr. Capone??
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SkiDood wrote: So you can have a wet wood smokey smouldering campfire but cant have a smoke when sitting next to it? Makes sense, not.
I think the jury is still out when it comes to the risks of second-hand campfire smoke. Maybe the folks in that town just decided they'd like to live longer, or something crazy like that........
Oh come on! Do you really believe that you are going to be exposed to second hand smoke from a neighboring camp site!!! I'm a smoker but I am very careful to not bother non smokers, and don't leave my butts all over camp sites. People that are tossing butts everywhere even bother me.
If every smoker were as courteous and thoughtful as you, that would be great. Unfortunately, most are not.
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