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I'm going to Snowdonia again for a 5 day wild camp soon, there will be 4 of us. What I'm planning is to make some sort of communal seating area that's also sheltered from the elements. I like the idea of a long bench built completely out of logs/sticks etc. Have any of you tried something like...

Thanks for the input. My new pots arrive next week so I'll try out the pocket stove and see how it goes. It does look brilliant, I might just get it because it's awesome! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I was bought the Bushbox Pocket Stove as a thoughtful little Xmas pressie, but am yet to use it, and after a bit of research, I'm concerned if this will be effective at anything more than boiling up for a brew. I tend to take pre cooked pasta meals and like a good fry up when I'm in the...

Order has been placed! Ordered myself the Primus Litech, looks perfect for my needs. Thanks again for all your suggestions, been interesting to see all of your set-ups. I'll let you know how it fares! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Excellent reference Squidders 😂. It's probably the one I'll go for. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Can never have too much kit! Thanks for your helpful reply. As I'm only cooking for one, the alipots may be a bit overkill, unless I leave the 2L pot and pan at home. So it's a toss up between the alipots, the Primus Litech, and the tatonka. Choices, choices.. Sent from my iPhone using...

I like the look of the Primus Litech, only concern is; is it big enough to cook a good healthy portion of pasta based meals? And is the frying pan big enough for a couple of slices of bacon? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for all the advice! I'll do a bit more research and let you know what I go for. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My next trip is a 5 day camp in Snowdonia, so I'd need something durable, easy to clean, non-stick, and all that good stuff.

Thanks for all the suggestions/pictures. Heard a lot of good things about the zebra billy can, just worried it may be a bit bulky for my pack. I'm only dealing with about 40L, with a couple of dry sacks on the side. Want something nice and compact, probably aluminium, don't mind shelling out...

For a long time now I've made do with my set of French army mess tins, and fold out British Army stove, using fuel tablets. Which, to be fair, has been pretty much spot on (and very cheap). But there are a few cons to this set-up; 1 - the heat distribution isn't great, have to constantly stir...

Just thought I'd introduce myself! Wild camping is my thing, I regularly head to Brecon Beacons & Snowdonia for a few days at a time with a few mates. 99% of the time I hammock camp, whatever the weather. The usual course of action being; Find a nice secluded spot in a forest, get our...