Quote: Originally posted by romany on 12/01/2005
Hey Delta what you doing outside get back into that joke page
Watch it....!
Romany are you tracking me or just got a thing for me baby..? lol.
So you like the Jokes then lol. Its hard to find new material all the time so I've got to surf the site looking for threads to post on as you do lol....
Have fun now Romany xxx.
------------- DELTA..
aka Paul
“Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life's coming attractions.”
If you want pictures of the Ultimate small stove feast your eyes on this;
Small light and powerful, runs on petrol or Coleman fuel.
The Greatoutdoors depot (see here) says of the 123;
"Every article you will come across on the web says that this stove always works. It runs at high altitudes, in rainy weather - you name it. Users report that the life span of this stove exceeds 20 years of year after year use. Very few moving parts and solid reliable construction means that nothing goes wrong with them".
I reccomend the campingas twister. My son has it It can be saparated from it's tank and fits neatly into the two small pans it came with and then packs into a small bag. The small pans are just big enough for a tin of beans or heating up water for tea. He takes it with him to music festivals etc. You can see it in the site shop
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: Best tiny camp stove please
