Show us your flaming kettles ... (pic heavy Brewing Viewing)

jacko1066

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Woooooooo !!! where'd you get it for £1.50 ??? I paid 3 times that and still love it to pieces :D

I was just walkinh round Tesco in Huntingdon at the end of the camping season and they had them in there for £1.50 a pop, they had a few in there and I wish I had bought them all now tbh!!
 

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My first Group kettle (now with the Silchester lads). it started its life in a Civil Service office and I saved it from the skip when we moved office. It is sitting on my gas wood burning stove.

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Me second Group kettle. This has had a lot of use over the years and is great on exercise for heating your boil in the bag rations.

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My latest Group kettle. A little bit smaller than the second but I like the style. Bought it off Spikey.

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Needless to say I have a few Kelly kettles now for groups.

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For personal use but not yet tried out I have this little one.

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Thanks for looking.

George
 

Goatboy

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Show us your flaming kettles ... (possibly pic heavy). Possibly one of the biggest understatements of the year, We do seem to like our kettles. "Everything stops for tea."
[video=youtube;v4IKzEYMre8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4IKzEYMre8[/video]
 

rik_uk3

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Great video, and after a brew when we're all in a good mood what could be better than

[video=youtube;h-3ibSwnanE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-3ibSwnanE[/video]
 
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woodspirits

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I'm loving all these kettles with veiws and stories- there can't be any better symbol of woodland comfort, the very best woodland present I ever got was waking up to a thermos of hot water a very considerate and lovely neighbour in the woods had left for me to wake to :)
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Martins camp coffee pot. That was nuclear juice by sunday, just the jobbie for a good weekend workparty :)

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And my favorite brew pause picture, no sporks included.... ;)

The most impressive brewage I remember was Woodspirits smouldering log which kept going all through one cold meet weekend, no flames but enough heat to keep that little eagle pumping out the hot water like a little magic porridge pot :) Thank you, Phil, for a thread on a subject close to our hearts!

ahh! this one Sal'. my little trangia :)

 

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