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https://quietjourney.com/community/YABB.cgi?num=1336480878 Message started by Snow_Dog on May 8th, 2012 at 12:41pm |
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Title: Re: Campfires vs. Stoves for cooking Post by Mad_Mat on May 8th, 2012 at 6:14pm
stove all the time. I don't cook, just boil water
total weight for 12 day solo tirp = 35 ounces add to that 2 or 3 ounces for my bowl, cup and spoon, and that's all I need. goes up to about 50 ounces for two people have never gone to Quetico with a group larger than 4 people - still use a stove for that if it happens. no fuss, no muss; no need for heavy duty saw and maybe axe for splitting wood. I've done trips where it rained 10 out of 12 days - that makes it a fair bit harder to gather dry wood unless its split sawn logs. Travel every day but one (or maybe 2 layover days) on a 12 day trip, so I want to be able to hit camp, set up the tent, and be eating as quickly as possible, especially if I don't get there till 7 - likewise in the morning, I want to be up and moving as soon as I can to beat the wind. I may build a fire most nights, or not, if its not too much trouble - but if wood is scarce, or its raining, or I just don't feel like it, then no fire. Aside from not wanting to cook over a fire, I don't have the equipment for it - except cooking fish on a stick. |
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