Would love to see a video on trip planning with typical gear layout, campsite setup and location planning, and route planning...maybe even some on best, worst, funniest, and oddest trips you've experienced I bet you have a ton of life lessons to share also. 😃
I love your presentations. My son made me a grill for camping from rebar and angle iron in his shop class 40 years ago. Still use it on occasion, but mostly I use self made rebar trivits bent cold when canoe camping.
cool. i've considered making some of those trivets...just never have. i have a section of the conveyor belt from a pizza oven that i use down here in florida. rolls up and is pretty adjustable. usually set it across some logs, but i gonna make some legs for it...or maybe some trivets.
No. I have never done it that way. It seems to have some limitations I didn’t want to deal with. A longer set up than just a trivot or a grate and more firewood to burn to get the same result. Plus I’m not sure how you would stir or tend a pot in the cooking process that’s swinging, hanging, moving...boiling. You get the picture.
@@Mainepolingguide Its a system Tim Smith at Jack Mt uses, I've adopted it as well, no problems with swinging pots, and the fuel is tree length so no processing to speak of, run a long fire under the cross bar the chains hang off, multiple pots, hot water, coffee, two frying pans, heat can be adjusted by the chain as it is easy to adjust up and down, and or move to the cooler end of the cross bar, great for large groups or a singe solo guy. I made a couple frying pans with the handles hanging over the pan not your traditional looking frying pan, It's a good system.
Would love to see a video on trip planning with typical gear layout, campsite setup and location planning, and route planning...maybe even some on best, worst, funniest, and oddest trips you've experienced I bet you have a ton of life lessons to share also. 😃
im totally hooked on your videos 🙂 iv watched 7 or 8 already and learned so much. thank you
😎 another wonderful presentation...best wishes from Australia...
I love your presentations. My son made me a grill for camping from rebar and angle iron in his shop class 40 years ago. Still use it on occasion, but mostly I use self made rebar trivits bent cold when canoe camping.
Thank you Lisa DeHart. You are awesome. Same voice as grandma in Napoleon Dynamite. I want all 3. :) great content. Subbed.
You have a great series of videos! I am looking for the follow on videos to this one. (beef stroganoff and cherry pie) Thanks!
cool. i've considered making some of those trivets...just never have. i have a section of the conveyor belt from a pizza oven that i use down here in florida. rolls up and is pretty adjustable. usually set it across some logs, but i gonna make some legs for it...or maybe some trivets.
That’s so cool a mesh that rolls up. Brilliant. That with a trivot sounds great.
another video that is shortening the learning curve for me!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Cool thanks.🇨🇦👍
Do you ever use cast iron to cook
Have you used the pole tripod with a cross bar and pot hanger chains with S-hooks? Cooking! I'm a lousy cook I will have to pay attention.
No. I have never done it that way. It seems to have some limitations I didn’t want to deal with. A longer set up than just a trivot or a grate and more firewood to burn to get the same result. Plus I’m not sure how you would stir or tend a pot in the cooking process that’s swinging, hanging, moving...boiling. You get the picture.
@@Mainepolingguide Its a system Tim Smith at Jack Mt uses, I've adopted it as well, no problems with swinging pots, and the fuel is tree length so no processing to speak of, run a long fire under the cross bar the chains hang off, multiple pots, hot water, coffee, two frying pans, heat can be adjusted by the chain as it is easy to adjust up and down, and or move to the cooler end of the cross bar, great for large groups or a singe solo guy. I made a couple frying pans with the handles hanging over the pan not your traditional looking frying pan, It's a good system.
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Thanks for watching!