Honey on Tour (Could become pic Heavy...)
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they aren't too bad. Ive put one together wearing gloves and once when i was wet. With a little practice its fairly simple.
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yey! thanks bob feel free to use any of my pics to promote this amazing little gem of a stove, i always love using it and will keep the pics coming.
dave
dave
bashabuddy's already mentioned the ability to assemble the Honey Stove whilst wearing gloves - so I'll tell you that it can also be assembled whilst wearing mitts
. ... Pic was taken after I was checking the stove out for the ability to assemble with limited sensation in my hands; cold water wasn't available so I wore thick mitts to try to simulate loss of feeling and dexterity.
Not a great shot but this was taken on shap moors in about -8 I was made to put my hands in the river till they were blue and numb and then try to assemble the stove which i did no probs so not fiddle at all
Back garden brew up 6/1/10 heavy snow fall night before approx 10 inches, set up honey under tree's in back garden and got a brew going whilst i cleared the front path
This was my honey stove in the local woods yesterday. It was a christmas present and this was the first time I'd used it in the snow with wood I picked up on a walk (rather than bits of dried firewood out of the woodpile). Only boiled some water for instant soup but I was well pleased
Then to round the day off nicely I saw two roe deer about 25m away.
Then to round the day off nicely I saw two roe deer about 25m away.
This is my latest trip out although ive changed it to black and white as my camera has developed a fault giving everything a greenish tinge.
taken last night whilst out beach camping.
taken last night whilst out beach camping.
I'll second that. Outstanding service all round. A very pleasant lady even phoned me to make sure I was happy with their service.
The stove is fantastic, I use mine a lot when I want to avoid having a big clear up job but still fancy cooking on wood.
The stove is fantastic, I use mine a lot when I want to avoid having a big clear up job but still fancy cooking on wood.
Yep they warp but can easily be staightened and it doesnt affect the function used mine loads(only ever burning wood) the base plate has warped but still works a treat.
Went for a climb down the cliff's and along some of the coast, set up the honey on a rock, using wood chips and a few small branches from when ive been splitting fire wood for fuel.
First pic looking out to sea,
same brew same rock just looking inland,
First pic looking out to sea,
same brew same rock just looking inland,
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