St.George's day

[rik_uk3]

As its St.Georges day I thought I'd post some pictures I took a while ago showing three English made (Birmingham) Primus type stoves cooking (amongst other things) a tin of the now famous sausages in lard, the sausages are OK when cooked and the egg tastes great cooked in the fat

This would be a great winter camp breakfast with some good bannock to soak up the lard

 

[MartinK9]

Magic Primus Stoves

They turned an egg into 6 extra sausages

Happy St George's Day Rik

 

[EdS]

are they Samuel Heath stoves.

Thinking about is one of them the one I rescued for a household waste site skip?

 

[Shewie]

I thought sausages were German Richard ?



Happy St Georges to you

Those do look tastier than what you've described before though

 

[rik_uk3]

I thought sausages were German Richard ?



Happy St Georges to you

Those do look tastier than what you've described before though

Westler foods make them, English firm I think.

Eds, you upset me now, no, your old stove is not included and it should have been, bugger, bugger, bugger, next year mate sorry

Although these use some Swedish components, as they are British Army they should be included.

Army No12 Diesel/paraffin stove on the left and a Petrol/Coleman fuel No7 on the right.

 

[EdS]

Eds, you upset me now, no, your old stove is not included and it should have been, bugger, bugger, bugger, next year mate sorry

Rik - no worries it was good to find a loving home for it. besides look at as an excuse to play next year

 

[SMOKOE]

Wow Rick the Army No12 Diesel/paraffin stove is a fantastic looking stove.
Where did you get it ? Are they easily available ?
I WANT ONE !!!

 

[humblebumble]

hooray for sausages!

 

[drewdunnrespect]

happy st georges day Rick and a nice set of stoves you got there