My Little Bug twig stove comes along on most trips as a backup.
So, you have to cook the stove over a fire for it to work?I love my Solo Stove. This is the campfire version. I forgot to take a picture while I was frying the bacon and eggs. I use a vasoline covered cotton ball to get the fire started.
I was camping in a mud pit. The night before I grilled burgers over a fire. The next morning, I just used the grill as a table to set my solo stove on.So, you have to cook the stove over a fire for it to work?![]()
This is a very interesting thread - I had no idea there were so many different versions of twig stoves.
Uberleben titanium twig stove , copper Thermette, and small Ghillie MKettle volcano kettles.
Most of these stoves are unknown to me. In years past I was kind of a camping gadget type. I am proud to have finally developed (mostly) the ability to differentiate between my wants and needs.Three more stoves unknown to me.
I hope to arrive at that destination one day. I have too many tents, stoves, cooking apparatus, knives, etc. I am a consummate tinkerer of kit/gear.I am proud to have finally developed (mostly) the ability to differentiate between my wants and needs.
He who dies with the most toys…Wins!I hope to arrive at that destination one day. I have too many tents, stoves, cooking apparatus, knives, etc. I am a consummate tinkerer of kit/gear.
Bob
UNLESS those toys fall over on him and kill him, then he had too many0
He who dies with the most toys…Wins!