bark-eater

I use these for my Mountainsmith tipi. Been a while but I'm pretty sure their still packed in the wood stove, bundled with the ends...

On our first trip to Sturgis Sd. in the 80s we went to Hardware Hanks and bought 13" bridge building spike nails <40 years later still...

I'm kind of surprised there's not more single burner table top stoves, but no one's backpacking with them, and the 2 burner ones are...

While I'm indulging in a little stream of consciousness exercise.. here's a box that has done some time as a wannigan. Originally this...

I still needed to run soap over my dishes so I spread out what I took with me recently. I culled all the titanium except the stove...

I was thinking about that. My new spot is in a shallower and less shaded area so the my beer wasn't particularly cold and the 1/2+1/2...

I've used the butane suitcase stoves and their convenient, but pretty much disposable, at least the ones that were used in a marine...

This Coleman is what I was thinking of but would like to find something more compact...

I've got one of those and a Sig tourist set to go along with it. And I ran a SVEA 123 long enough to do 2 rebuilds, but for this set up...

I managed to get off the reservation and up to Maine this summer. 4 days of driving and 4 days of base camping at nice public lake...

The hull received considerable damage, since I had last inspected it, so it looks like in addition to patching the holes, I will have to...

Here's the interior.

At some point a tree fell on it and it flexed at the Chines.

Another hole.

Got the hull home.