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Re: Re: You I'll start with cutting my toe nails and work my way up! |
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Re: Make Light Weight Tea Light Candle Lantern from plastic. Yep, the water keeps the cups from getting too hot. You'll find that the inner cup wants to pop up and float on the surface of the water of the inner cup, hence the bulldog clips keep the inner... |
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Re: Re: Make Light Weight Tea Light Candle Lantern from plastic. Your absolutely right and I even spelt it wrong more than once!!! I'll correct it. |
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My stove. The comments re the camera are good except its the pictures I enjoy looking after I get back, not necessarily using the camera whilst on the trail. Therefore, in terms of what I appreciate the most... |
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Make Light Weight Tea Light Candle Lantern from plastic. I often make use of a couple of those disposable plastic cups when camping. You know the sort that you might use at a party or at some public events. They are lightweight weighing virtually not... |
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Re: Making a Bushbuddy Ultra Stove with alcohol simmer / boil at will. Thanks for the link to Titanium Goat. I also see if I can find a supplier in the UK for Titanium foil. |
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Re: Making a Bushbuddy Ultra Stove with alcohol simmer / boil at will. It was a Titanium (I think) foil which I bought from the Backpackinglight store a few years ago. It was sold as a wind shield and has sat around unused in my drawer since I bought it waiting for a ... |
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Making a Bushbuddy Ultra Stove with alcohol simmer / boil at will. I had a few hours spare over the weekend and was experimenting with some alcohol stoves and had the idea of using an alcohol stove with my Bushbuddy Ultra wood burning stove and fitting simmer band... |
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Test This is the link that the reader sees |
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All Reader Reviews by Scott Ashdown
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Montane Featherlite I have two of the Montane Featherlite shirts one of which I have owned now for about two years. These things pack up so small I always have one with me when I go out, whether its stuffed in a pocke... |
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Sunday Afternoon Adventure hat Ditto to everything Douglas Frick said. This hat has offered me the best protection from the sun to date. I haven't had it long but am already impressed by the coverage it offers. Definitely will ... |
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Bozeman Mountain Works Torsolite Pad Well, I've taken my BMW Torsolite on a few backpacking trips now, in that never end search for the perfect nights sleep for the least amount of weight. It is true to say that this pad is nice and t... |
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FlexAir Pillow Dual Compartment Ultralight I bought one of these pillows with a bit scepticism. However, I have to say, it performed better than I expected. You get all the usual problems associated with air pillows in terms of getting the ... |
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Silva Type 54 Compass Having looked for a a good compass over a long period of time, I evenutally settled for the Silva Type 54. The compass it's self is a base plate type compass so it's ideal for taking bearings direct f... |
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Kelly Kettle I totally agree with Ryans comments above. I have owned a Kelly Kettle for a few years now and use it in a base camp type set up. It is supremely fast in boiling water and the chimney effect makes it ... |
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Stratus Trailstove The TrailStove by Stratus is a straight forward wood burning stove. I purchased one about a year ago or so and looked forward to the weight savings I would make by not having to carry fuel with me. Th... |
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ThermoJet MicroLite I have purchased several types of soda can stove over the years and whilst they all have there strengths and weaknesses, this is by far the alcohol stove set up I use the most. This openjet stove, is ... |
