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are unburnt hydracarbons essentially soot? I make 'super candles' using melted tealights and those colour catcher things my other half always uses in the washing machine. really good for water but they put a lot of soot on my pot!

sounds cool that they are 'green do they burn as well/long as a hexi tablet and do they smell bad?

sounds great apart from the bugs :) northern Canada looks beautiful. camped in the Scottish wild last night and had toast bacon and coffee , forgot the strawberry jam though

thanks guys that's confirmed that I shouldn't cook directly over it. seen those toasters in B&m and I have other options for cooking but was just generally looking for advice on the fumes from those tablets as I'm new to them. was camping last night and just took a wee fold up coughlans grill...

Has anyone tried or have any thoughts on cooking toast using a hexi tablet? ignoring the method, im more thinking about if the bread would soak up nasty fumes etc. whether it would taste horrible or even if it tasted fine would it be dangerous / not recommended. i really hate the smell of...

ive just bought the vango blade 100 recently for £80 on outdoor camping direct. Really light and easy to pack away. im used to heavier cheap 2-3 man tents so was really surprised how light it was. Haven't tried it in anger yet only in good weather.

one of my 'about to finish work' tunes on a friday :)

great find!

will do!

what's that contraption on the left?? looks impressive

cheers.

new to the forum, this thread is brilliant :) Went down to Harlaw reservoir in the Pentlands last weekend. Other half thought i was off my head making tea because it was roasting. but just cant beat a cup of tea outdoors. its the best thing to quench your thirst as my gran used to say...

nice :) hope its not a daft question but what kind of wood is it?

sorry if this is the wrong forum but spotted this on facebook the other day. near my folks so was thinking of going. https://www.greenaspirationsscotland.co.uk/product-page/shrinkpots have never heard of a shrinkpot before, looks nice.

cat by Michael Maclean, on Flickr

great :) I'll take it!

Hi Mike, im interested in this if its still going? has it got a handle? cheers, Mick.

nice neck of the woods though the only camping I've done there was t in the park in my younger days different sort of wildlife!

cheers guys

hi folks, started getting into bushcraft and this forum looks great. Found some fatwood recently and have been practising getting a fire going with a ferrorod, so hopefully can pick up some help / tips on here. Also hoping to get involved and maybe post some stuff. Grew up camping around loch...