Stoves: wood, alcohol, butane, esbit, gasoline... let 'm burn

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  1. The Warrior

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    The little Coleman ovens do work very well:

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    Man that's some tasty campfood! @The Warrior
    I have one of those Omnia ovens but not very good friends with it.
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    Yours seems to actually work for serious baking.
     
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    Loving the Kelly Kettle, took it outside for a quick lunch today.
    Super efficient with fuel, just a few sticks needed....

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    Took my Kelly Kettle out on the trail today.
    Amazing how quick my water boils and how little fuel it uses... Half the kindling I prepare always remains unused :D

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    Kelly Kettles are great, eh? I like mine. :cool:
     
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    Out on a hike today, stopped for a little hot drink on the Firebox Nano in the rain.

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    ^^ nice compact setup!
     
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    Getting zen with some ginger tea
     
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    Love those Kelly Kettles. I've had mine blazing like that a few times. ;)
     
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    These kettles are amazing. Bulky to carry but quick boils due to the great airflow through the chimney. Bringing a big smile on my face everytime I put the ketttle on the base. The fire really gets a boost when doing that.
     
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    One more hike before we get more snow. Was a cold day but still able to find some dry tinder.
    Firebox Freestyle firepit 6, LT Wright bandit.

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    Had some time to go outside around lunchtime today.
    Took some sharp tools and my new Kelly Kettle hobo stove and pan with me


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    Flint and steel got my charcloth glowing
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    Blown into flames in my nest of woodcurls
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    Slicing some ginger while the kettle is on
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    Prepared some dough at home to bake bannocks out on the trail today
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    Small ones in the first round, look like chicken nuggets :D
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    Bigger ones next
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    melting some cheese on top
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    These were tasty and fun :)
     
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    try using nothing but fatwood in your kettle . The smoke ignites - it's pretty epic
     
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    Saw it in this video.
    Epic indeed! :D
    Never found any fatwood here so probably not gonna experience it myself o_O
     
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    Thanks for the heads up to that straight forward video. :)
     
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    It's pretty epic once it gets going. Plus it builds up a hard black creosote layer inside the chimney. The blacker / thicker the buildup , the faster the water boils due to the water jacket walls rapidly absorbing that radiant heat.

    :D These are the only chimneys you want a fire in :D
     
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    Decided to hang out on the back porch for a bit today and fire up a stove.... then drug out a few more for fun. The UCO flatpack is a bit of a smoldering mess most times, doesn't breath well with wood.. decent to BBQ with charcoal though. Firebox Freestyle middle, and the one on the right is the Simple Theory Gear Pack Stove, great no frills heavy duty piece of kit.

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    Hard at work!

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    Grouse for lunch,
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    Washing it down with a cup of Earl Grey

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    NICE! @McKROB is that a double badger in 20 ?
     
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