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23/9/2004 at 9:24pm
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Have they lids?


23/9/2004 at 10:37pm
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No not that I can see in the catalogue

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23/9/2004 at 10:44pm
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Coo, Val - there's no flies on you!  And quite possibly no lids on those saucepans.

I have bought a new set of pans (after the main  one of my old HiGearset gave up the ghost at Sandy Balls the other week) and will report back after first use this weekend.And they do have a grabber handle! And lids.

BTW charsam, thanks for thinking of me  but why is someone like yourself with a tent the size of Rutland even looking at space saving ideas?    MT



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23/9/2004 at 10:56pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Merry Terrier on 23/09/2004

Coo, Val - there's no flies on you!  And quite possibly no lids on those saucepans.


We need a smilie with a sticky-out tongue for this, methinks........

Actually I hardly ever use lids on pots at home, but I`m obsessional about keeping the lids on while cooking in the TT because of condensation, which is a bit silly because I always cook with the front wall of the TT rolled up for a fast exit if required.

Also...and I really can`t recall exactly....the difference between a pot and a pan is that a pot has a lid and a pan doesn`t, yes? Or is that just a Scottish thing?



23/9/2004 at 11:03pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Valk_scot on 23/09/2004

.Also...and I really can`t recall exactly....the difference between a pot and a pan is that a pot has a lid and a pan doesn`t, yes? Or is that just a Scottish thing?


I have no idea! I'm Welsh and to be honest I only ever use sospuns myself. MT

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23/9/2004 at 11:09pm
 Location: Hampshire
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I have to think of space as the tent takes up so much room everything else HAS to be minimal . Oh and on the same page in the catalogue they have a universal pan lid.

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23/9/2004 at 11:18pm
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Cheers, charsam!

I love the Lakeland catalogue, although I mainly only buy the liquorice! MT

 

PS You know those stay up by themselves shelves? They don't.



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24/9/2004 at 7:00pm
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Send them back they are always very helpful with complaints. I bought two bags of ten glowsticks for my boy but it turned out quite a few were faulty. I rang to complain and they sent two new bags. Great didnt have to send the faulty ones back either.

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26/9/2004 at 8:47pm
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Just to report back.... I bought the MSR Blacklite (Blacklight?) which we tried out this weekend. First impressions are all very good in terms of weight, 'nesting', cooking and washing up afterwards! MT

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