This is the first post from my Nexus 4 mobile phone. I generally use it for my photos, video, kindle, music, GPS and mapping when slackpacking but sometimes take my Nexus 7 too.
The pictures are from my last trip a few weeks ago. It is the Honey Stove used as a BBQ. Short distances to walk, due to I'll health, meant I was happy to carry the extra weight of charcoal and the stove. I love the Honey Stove and it's big brother the Hive, but still can't justify upgrading them to titanium. I'm a sucker for a real fire but it's not often you find you can have one leaving no trace behind, and sparks from the fire is the quickest way to ruin expensive light weight clothing and camp kit.
The pictures are from my last trip a few weeks ago. It is the Honey Stove used as a BBQ. Short distances to walk, due to I'll health, meant I was happy to carry the extra weight of charcoal and the stove. I love the Honey Stove and it's big brother the Hive, but still can't justify upgrading them to titanium. I'm a sucker for a real fire but it's not often you find you can have one leaving no trace behind, and sparks from the fire is the quickest way to ruin expensive light weight clothing and camp kit.
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