Small wood burners
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My Bushbuddy (and dog)
Great piccy, the wife just went "Awwww bless him"
(And then she noticed he was slightly "aroused" lol)
The stupid animal has been known to sit with his nose almost in the flames. He thinks I only stop to feed him.
By the way, before anyone is too impressed, that's a pre-bought jacket potato. I just warmed it back up over some embers, rather than cooking it from scratch. It's a good stove, but jacket potatoes are beyond it.
Seen one before on this thread, but here's my Bushbuddy doing its stuff:
More Bushbuddies are always a good thing. They are great little stoves.
, the bush cooker ..
Am I wrong or does it look like the wall of the cooker has collapsed?
Good idea for a thread I have one of these http://www.trailstove.com/details.html
But I scored what is essentially a collapsible barbecue for £1 at a tabletop sale the other week in Dartmouth I thought about posting it at the time but it didn't really warrant a thread Its like this
http://www.iosss.com/shopping/review.asp?prod=14879
It collapses down flat which is great for me you can leave out the grill bit and just use it as a fire bowl It is very light and even I can mange the basic maintenance it may need to extend its life
Best of all it really works very well
A poor mans Honey stove
But I scored what is essentially a collapsible barbecue for £1 at a tabletop sale the other week in Dartmouth I thought about posting it at the time but it didn't really warrant a thread Its like this
http://www.iosss.com/shopping/review.asp?prod=14879
It collapses down flat which is great for me you can leave out the grill bit and just use it as a fire bowl It is very light and even I can mange the basic maintenance it may need to extend its life
Best of all it really works very well
A poor mans Honey stove
just ordered one i will update you soon as it comes 'but worth a punt at £3 odd !
it came this mourning and looks ok for £3.50, 10 inch by 10 inch by 5mm you just line up the sides and push in the connecting pin - legs,took all of 30 seconds to put up.
it weighs around 295-300 grams.
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I want one of these 
and yes it is a camping stove tho you need a car
http://www.weltevree.nl/ENG/collection/dutchtub_4p-30/how_to-72
and yes it is a camping stove tho you need a car
http://www.weltevree.nl/ENG/collection/dutchtub_4p-30/how_to-72
I want one of these
and yes it is a camping stove tho you need a car
http://www.weltevree.nl/ENG/collection/dutchtub_4p-30/how_to-72
the lass or the stove /////// me i'll have both cos im greedy ! lol
A (olive)can found in the woods;
Home improved version of a soupcan;
Even after regular heating with petrol, alcohol and esbit it still is sturdy!
Home improved version of a soupcan;
Even after regular heating with petrol, alcohol and esbit it still is sturdy!
C
chrish5622
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Here is my bushcooker, up here it is called bushcooker, but is is the same as the bushbuddy, fantastic little stove !
Greetings from Belgium,
Chris
Greetings from Belgium,
Chris
I want one of these
and yes it is a camping stove tho you need a car
http://www.weltevree.nl/ENG/collection/dutchtub_4p-30/how_to-72
I wouldn't mind one of those either. Just what flavour soup is that?
I quite like the dalek conversion for the car too: "Speeding, officer? Certainly not. EXTERMINATE!!"
I want one of these
and yes it is a camping stove tho you need a car
http://www.weltevree.nl/ENG/collection/dutchtub_4p-30/how_to-72
That looks very similar to thing they had on this weeks 'Gadget Show'
