What Have You Bought Now!!!???

[Metal mug]

Party time!

Steve

....Oh........er.......no....I've seemed to have (accidentally ) bought a tiffin tin......Damn!

[AL...]

2 water bottles from Poundland
My wife is gettin well hacked off with me goin in there now!!!! hehehe

Cheers
AL

[FishyFolk]

She-who-must-be-obeyed sent me to the local gocery shop to pick up some whole milk and diapers for Mr. Smellypants, so naturally I also picked up this posh little stainless steel, cooking mug with integral litre measure. And thats how much it takes. Going to hack saw the handle off as it just takes up space, and use the handle for the Trangia style kitchen set I have instead.

[AL...]

Yup they should never let us out on our own!!!


Cheers
AL

[Juanodaxis]

Damn, my missus is gonna have a fit. I just got one of them Glogg Wide Necked 1 litre stainless bottle, a Tatonka Stainless Steel Handle Mug, and I know is not very bushcrafty like, but it do give me something to do, I got a Hohner Pro Harp in the scale of E, errrr, that's a harmonica by the way. I been playing since I was 11 years old, and I was getting a bit fed up of just having my old trusty Hohner on a D. I'm actually not that good at playing.

[comanighttrain]

Damn, my missus is gonna have a fit. I just got one of them Glogg Wide Necked 1 litre stainless bottle, a Tatonka Stainless Steel Handle Mug, and I know is not very bushcrafty like, but it do give me something to do, I got a Hohner Pro Harp in the scale of E, errrr, that's a harmonica by the way. I been playing since I was 11 years old, and I was getting a bit fed up of just having my old trusty Hohner on a D. I'm actually not that good at playing.

Actually been thinking about a harmonica to keep me amused during rain...

[Hushwing]

Hey Callum,

I also recently got myself a Tiffin box from Poundland and have been using it for my brew kit on day hikes.

What I did was get some of the mini food bags, which are about the same size as the money bags and those little wire tie things from there too. Then I measured out an individual servings of my brew concoction into several bags, squeezed out the air, folded the flap, rolled them up and secured them with a wire tie.

I've got ten brew bags in the box plus a hand full of tea bags and a cup a soup and there is still room to spare. In pre mixing my brews this way, I've not experienced the suction effect or had to cope with the faffage you get when trying to spoon various brew ingredients into my cup, in the wind. I just remove the tie, unroll the bag, place the mouth of the bag inside my cup and tip in the contents. No mess, no waste.

Might be something you could try or not.

Good luck.

Colin

Damn fine idea - simple really!! Thanks for that. >C

[Hushwing]

No worries fella, I buy so much adventure handy gear from that place and post about it on here, I could change my user name to Poundland Scouser and get them to sponsor me.

But doing that could also earn me a clout from the Ban Hammer, so I won't.

LOL - just to make us feel very smug:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ENAMEL-TIF...item19cfd7b0d0

[GwersyllaCnau]

Just ordered a Snugpak underquilt and a DD 3x3 from RVops. Never ordered from them, will see how good they are.

[Juanodaxis]

Actually been thinking about a harmonica to keep me amused during rain...

Go for it. I think is an easy instrument to learn. I love it.