Gotta cook? This bbq plate is made out of an old plough disc and some long bolts that screw into nuts welded onto the bottom of the disc.
Landcruisers at sunset.
Landcruisers at sunset.
The official camping stuff thread - Splat pay attention this could affect you!
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Toilet paper?
i dunno bring what you think you need.
You need a fire, a good tip is bringing drier lint for starter. As well as a small axe and saw for acquiring wood.
Another life saver can be a tarp and bungee ties to set up for windy wet conditions. Don't use rope since the tarp will tear apart.
You really don't need too much, but using common sense in your preperation will go the longest way in having fun.
i dunno bring what you think you need.
You need a fire, a good tip is bringing drier lint for starter. As well as a small axe and saw for acquiring wood.
Another life saver can be a tarp and bungee ties to set up for windy wet conditions. Don't use rope since the tarp will tear apart.
You really don't need too much, but using common sense in your preperation will go the longest way in having fun.
Gotta cook? This bbq plate is made out of an old plough disc and some long bolts that screw into nuts welded onto the bottom of the disc.
God, I hate, hate, hate camping in the sand. Sand in your tent, sand in your food, water, teeth, underpants, vagina. That stuff gets everywhere.
Cool idea about the plow disc though...
Everyone's asking what's so funny. I'll have to make something up.
oooh. that is a cool idea. although, I"ll probably just continue to use the trunk of my car.
"It probably goes without saying, but an excess of canned beer..."
It looks like I'm on more than one ignore list! :biggrin:
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Hahaha...I know what you mean. Camping is the only time I EVER drink canned beer anymore, and then only because I can crush the container afterwards and make it compact in the trash bag. It is also easier to fit larger quantities into a cooler and if you go hiking/biking with a couple in the camelback, they fit better and are safer for when I go OTB on unfamiliar trails.
Ready to shudder again? I usually drink BEAST ICE while camping, partly in a reminiscent tip o' my cap to days of yore and partly because I can pound them and their ~6%ABV. I have been known to throw a few Guinness Pub Draughts in the cooler, as well, to get things started right.
