Australia I would love to ship my cruiser over to USA then do a big touring trip to see all the sights yous have then have a look around Canada
Camping with your 60/62 thread.... ready go:
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And that's not the even older stove and it also works well.
Great times in these wagons. Here’s one of mine from a few years ago on BLM land N. of Santa Fe, NM
Chisos Basin in BBNP Texas.
Weaver's Bend in TN:
Had the best time camping out of the 60 last week!
Not the best but took a break recently for coffee.
umpqua
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John Day River.....Central Oregon.
Easy camping on the Dempster Hwy, find a side road and pop it up. That’s how high the sun is at
10:30 pm in the Land of the Midnight Sun!
10:30 pm in the Land of the Midnight Sun!
Interesting stove/case, more info?
umpqua
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A small backstory is that I’ve had the 62 (h55) for 20+ years. I recently moved to the troopy. My daughter has taken a real shine to the 62 and is taking it over. I’ll encourage her to get a mud account.
same question looks neat.
Apologizing ahead of time -- probably wrong section but I see you guys posting your cooking pics here -- wondering if anyone has tried one of these? seem super portable and lightweight and easier to pack than traditional fire bowls or grates:
Amazon product ASIN B07G9NY6G8
Amazon product ASIN B07G9NY6G8
Looks interesting. I haven’t tried that one.
I have used the NRS Fire Pan extensively on a backcountry trip. Not the lightest solution, but it was great for fire and cooking on.
The Fire Pan | NRS
The Cambridge Welding Fire Pan sets the standard for durability and acceptance by government regulatory agencies.
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It seems like it would be worth trying, but check this out
I know that these pack well and fill the need.
