Personal camp fire

[Crispin]

 

[Gav Peter]

Cool. I remember Tony doing that at one of the Lincombs & Rob using it as a seat - toastie!!!

 

[Shayne]

Someone found a tree dry enough to burn in the UK

 

[Gary Stockton]

Not the UK - George, Cape Province - sunny South Africa. I'm surprised its not raining though coz that's what his number-plate stands for - Cold And Wet (CAW)


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[Chris]

This was an old trick used by the resistance when they hid in the forests of Poland during the 2nd World war.

Chris

 

[SpinDrift]

It is a pretty neat way of making a cooking fire. Little mess and very efficient.

 

[Graham]

Cool,

Gra.

 

[joinerman]

Looks like someone's curled one out in that frying pan lol

 

[Euan McGilp]

Looks like someone's curled one out in that frying pan lol

Just toooooo much information here.... I don't think I'll get to sleep tonight without a particular image seared across my eyelids

 

[sae70]

Ah, a Swedish Candle

Here's one that I took to my parent in laws and lit up one evening





















It was Stan who owned a red FJ40 that put me onto them at Lincomb one time. He'd brought a couple along to lite up of an evening but never got around to using them and gave me one to bring home and try. He said that seasoned Larch was the best to make them from and to pour a little lamp oil down them to help them along a bit.