Legal place to burn things in Arizona

[dontwalkhand]

I live in a high-rise apartment building, so I do not have my own yard to light things on fire with.

I need a place where I can legally burn my high school yearbooks as those were the worst years of my life. I want this to signal a new start and new perspective on life. I am three years into college and for some reason, I always think back to the way I was treated in high school, and it just hurts real bad. I need a place where I can legally throw a party, with the yearbooks in a bonfire pretty much. I am willing to spend up to $200 to rent a place out if needed.

There are just too many places in Arizona where a wild-fire can happen at any moment, so any suggestions you may have, will be welcomed. I feel this ceremonial step is needed for me to move on with my life.

Thanks very much

 

[waloshin]

Dude, just move on from the past ignore what high shool was your now in university. What about your children/ grandchildren in the future that might want to look at those yearbooks?

Or join Simple Plan.

 

[millerj123]

You could check local parks with charcoal BBQs or firepits. Anywhere with campgrounds should work, too. I know there used to be camping at Bartlet Lake or else Lake Pleasant, depending on your side of Phoenix, but that was about 15 years ago.

 

[rdowns]

Should be legal where they found all those beheaded drug mules.

 

[adk]

Rent a campsite for a night. It'll have a firepit, just make sure there isn't a burn ban at the time.

 

[nobunaga209]

Should be legal where they found all those beheaded drug mules.

te he he he; that Gov debate was the best political FAIL ever!!

 

[yg17]

Write "Allah Akbar" on the cover and send them to that pastor in Florida, he'll burn them for you

 

[macquariumguy]

In AZ? Drive out into the desert, stop and walk off the road a bit, burn baby burn.