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Mistress Rose
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Nice tripod, but if it is welded it has to stay as a tripod doesn't it? I like the idea of linking with a ring, chain or even wire so that it can be folded flat, but depends how you want to store it and how often you will use it of course.
When I think that in Guides we didn't have all that stuff, just had to turf, light a fire with no more than two matches, cook (although we were allowed pans, usually army surplus in my time), then clean up so nobody would have known we had been there, I see that outdoor cooking has come on a long way since then.
I have a Dutch oven/small cauldron with legs, so it doesn't need to be suspended. We make a fire in a pit made of two rows of redundant bricks with a bit of metal grid over the top for all but the stews. |
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