I like Hammocks.

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Told my little one to do some clearing up so he had another go with the stove

 

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He made sure he had the support in straight for the pot to stand on this time.

 

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Its on....

Cotton wool

 

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Birch bark

 

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Newspapers to tear up for logs....

 

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He found a trail pack of beans and sausages.

Wondered why he wanted to play with the stove.

Interested to see if it cooks it crunchy.

 

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Strike one....

 

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Strike two.....

 

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Strike three.....

Why cant I catch it when it sparks, grrr.....

 

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Strike four...

 

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Strike five.....

Its gone!

 

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Beans in the top.....

Now we wait...

 

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That stainless screw I turned into a rivet on the lid works well with a fork

 

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Hmmm....

Its not black.

 

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Still pushing out some heat

 

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What does he mean, I wouldnt like it....

I could fall out with him.....

 

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Decided that I should get over missing out on the sausage and beans by listening to Paul Mckenna, I can make you thin.

Oh and testing my hammock by sleeping on top of the lid.

 

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I think I like the hammock more than Mckenna, although the combination helps me sleep, it doesnt exactly make me thin.

 

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Confused.

When I was little, Im sure that the melting point of steel was 3,000 C. and aluminium was around 800 C.

I was checking earlier online trying to work out what temperature mild steel goes blue and straw colour, and it said it was around 200 C and ally melts at 600C and steel at 1,500 C

Any Ideas?

 

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http://www.tpub.com/steelworker1/11.htm

http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/melting-temperature-metals-d_860.html