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of course if you want to be realy in keeping you could use this to burn your logs in whilst sitting having a beer.

Thans for all your suggestions. 

In the end we didn't take anything with us but the first day we were there we went into a local town and saw a junk shop, outside there was an old galvanized steel mop bucket.  So we bought it for £2, used the mallet to knock the top bit off (where you squeeze out the mop), and tent pegs to make a series of holes around the sides at the bottom.  We then put a few stones in the base to stop the ash blocking the hoels and it made a fabulous fire pit!  When we left we passed it on to the next people arriving. 

Dibsy