camping tips whats yours?

[BIG DON]

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Top job Loggy,
Thanks for sharing those pic's Had a flood of memories good & bad looking at them thank god the last versions had tilt cabs not easy working on engine when you are 6ft4" and built like a brick sh**house trying to squeeze through those engine flaps, many a happy hour spent on them things and more. Something about old trucks great stuff.

BIG D

[markoh]

And very tasty too. :cheer:

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Here's the BBQ
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[RICK]

And here is the meat !

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[hilux]

buy a cobb you can light it ,put supper in , go down the pub , couple beers come back supper cooked roast chops roast spuds and veg. i like to rough it when bike camping. also fresh bread for your bacon butties in the morning. prob bring it to summer simmer.

[*Touring Ted*]

Or a mini pressure cooker.

Maybe a bit chunky for the bike but you can use it as a saucepan also

Hawkins 1.5L

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[davsato]

And here is the meat !

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interesting setup rick, details?

[RICK]

The BBQ is Andy's and it was upright when lighting the charcoal and then you open it up or leave it in the upright position and you can have a nice size heater !.

[davsato]

The BBQ is Andy's and it was upright when lighting the charcoal and then you open it up or leave it in the upright position and you can have a nice size heater !.

so it looks like it hinges at the joint to go from a sort of bucket shape (with air holes) to a trough shape? and its held up by tent peg ish kind of things? genius