photo of base camp cook setups please
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Oh heck, now you're asking...
I think the white thing at the bottom is my aluminium DO (the round thing with the holes is its trivet). The silver/grey box is a 'Fourgas' French stove-top oven atop an army no. 12 stove. The two 3-leggers are a pair of Primus No. 210s. The black & copper-coloured box is a Coleman camp oven with my home made 'oven-driver' under it. It's an Optimus no. 111 tank & burner with an extended delivery tube so the tank is not under the oven getting cooked. Next along is a 4 pint perc on a (I think) Hi-gear cheapo meths burner. Extreme right is a state-of-the-art water carrier; ex MOD 20L black hdpe. In the back ground is Mrs Bilmo's washing-up stand with a mash can we used as a milk can hanging off it. Lighting would be a Tilley X246 Guardsman as I see its priming torch jar next to the green box. I think there's 4 different sizes of ammunition box in there too. I used to camp a bit heavier than I do now. Everything is burning: I think it was Christmas dinner 2005 cooking. IIRC we had a chunk of Bambi.
I think the white thing at the bottom is my aluminium DO (the round thing with the holes is its trivet). The silver/grey box is a 'Fourgas' French stove-top oven atop an army no. 12 stove. The two 3-leggers are a pair of Primus No. 210s. The black & copper-coloured box is a Coleman camp oven with my home made 'oven-driver' under it. It's an Optimus no. 111 tank & burner with an extended delivery tube so the tank is not under the oven getting cooked. Next along is a 4 pint perc on a (I think) Hi-gear cheapo meths burner. Extreme right is a state-of-the-art water carrier; ex MOD 20L black hdpe. In the back ground is Mrs Bilmo's washing-up stand with a mash can we used as a milk can hanging off it. Lighting would be a Tilley X246 Guardsman as I see its priming torch jar next to the green box. I think there's 4 different sizes of ammunition box in there too. I used to camp a bit heavier than I do now. Everything is burning: I think it was Christmas dinner 2005 cooking. IIRC we had a chunk of Bambi.
The good old days Ian, when you could pick up a brace of 210's and have change from a tenner 
How many grammes of fuel do they use per hour?
I've always liked the way you used the 210's / griddle setup, a picture posted here is required.
How many grammes of fuel do they use per hour?I've always liked the way you used the 210's / griddle setup, a picture posted here is required.
Last week at a Derbyshire meet:
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j223/stbelcher/kcw meet/DSC_1765.jpg
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j223/stbelcher/kcw meet/DSC_1765.jpg
Thats the boy, a very sensible food station IMHO. I had a waffle maker off Alan on CCS which I'm shamed to say has only been tried twice. Your photo has inspired me to go over to the lock up, clean up the iron and give it another go.
Here's a few from last year ..
Pine round from the nearby forestry, rustic
Gailainne prepping the dutchie
Cooking on Whittler Kev trivet
Titanium Nomad
Billy
Most of my cooking is over a fire or coals, if I'm hiking any distance then I'll take an alky stove or maybe gas.
Pine round from the nearby forestry, rustic
Gailainne prepping the dutchie
Cooking on Whittler Kev trivet
Titanium Nomad
Billy
Most of my cooking is over a fire or coals, if I'm hiking any distance then I'll take an alky stove or maybe gas.
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