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04/10/2009 at 6:14pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: Bell tent & lavvu & Coleman Avior X2
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How about the Revolution Grill N Chill? There's a good review of it HERE and I just bought from from a seller on ebay. Looks pretty practical!
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04/10/2009 at 8:21pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: Bell tent & lavvu & Coleman Avior X2
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Ahhh, but how about a BBQ with wood on it? As far as I know that would still be called a BBQ! And whose to say you that food must only be cooked over charcoal? We cook a lot over wood (well, the charcoal from the wood that has been burned).
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04/10/2009 at 8:29pm
Location: Glossop - Gateway to the Dark Peak Outfit: KAMPA Frinton 5 Outwell Nevada S
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Hello omegawoman and welcome to the forum.
Global warming, per se, is not the issue. Global warming seems to have altered climatic systems throughout the world in different ways. Some parts of the world have seen reduced rainfall and even suffer terrible drought whereas other parts of the world have seen increased rainfall and/or increased intensity of rainfall. Let's face it, we've had a damp few years and water tables have been consistantly high. Our countryside is not tinder dry at the moment so fire risks are surely relatively low.
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05/10/2009 at 6:28am
Location: Midlands Outfit: blacks constellation 3 lynx
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I went to one campsite and the regulations had changed from open campfires to fires off the ground. I asked about this and was told that to have open fires the site needs to pay for permission or a permit or something, but fires off the ground are acceptable.
I've just tried to do a google search for these kind of regulations to find more info but can't seem to find anything. Anyone know where I could look?
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05/10/2009 at 12:13pm
Location: West Midlands Outfit: Avondale Dart 556-6
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we love the notebook grill you can get them from go outdoors and amazon, although i would DEFINATELY go for the larger size! our whole group of camping friends now have these as their great and simple and super as a fire pit!
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05/10/2009 at 3:08pm
Location: South Gloucestershire Outfit: Avondale Kingfisher Super 1979
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We prefer the diy approach and use washing machine drums for fire pits, I mount them on legs and they are very safe when the fire starts spitting and I have a lid for mine made from an old stainless bin lid, this gets put on at the end of the night, no need for a bucket of water then.
We have also cooked on ours by placing an old griddles on top.
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05/10/2009 at 3:33pm
Location: Lancashire Outfit: vango fireblazer 500 Outwell Indiana4
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The Best thing is a simple 'Fire in a metal Bucket'....just buy yourself a good old fashion metal bucket and stick a grill on top and stand the bucket on a couple of bricks...
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