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PetuliaGristle

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mc4martyc

cheesyball wrote: »

So, when I go away in a few weeks camping, there is a fire pit on the pitch, I'm trying to think of things to eat/cook while we are there so I can be organised and were not tempted to drive to Mc D's etc all the time
Any Ideas? Can you cook jacket spuds in fire? In tinfoil?

Also I'm thinking of buying a gas stove and been looking through accessories am feeling tempted to splash out on lots but what do I REALLY need???

Anyhelp please? TIA x

we got by with 2 single 'suitcase' stoves and a portable bbq, however just treated myself to the cadac carri chef deluxe
spuds in fire great, try and do 1 pan meals if you can, try tinned veg and tinned steak all together, instant stew, rissotto. And lots of bacon for the mornings as thats all you can hear cooking, and smell

Also check some of these out
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/cat.asp?catid=5
A very useful site full of info in general, also good campsite and tent reviews

Westvleteren

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Hi Westvleteren, I bought these in a yesterday. They are £1.75 in a. So 75p for 3 tins. Hth

That must be the 198g tins? Did TCB accept it? Think it is better value for money to get the 340g tins for 80p

artha

Westvleteren wrote: »

Thanks. I bought something smaller and lighter and cheaper to insure for when I go travelling. It was getting a bit much when my camera bag weighed more than my luggage :eek:

Having manual control was essential so I plumped for a Canon Powershot G15

Nice camera. I have the much older Canon Powershot G3 which I used to use when I went walking as a "compact". I seem to remember it cost me in the region of £500 in those days for a manual 4mp camera:eek:

MKS

Nannylala wrote: »

Happy Birthday :bdaycake:JulieElizabeth can't think of a nicer way of starting your birthday than with the lovely pattylabelle :Tseems like folks have been very productive today well done to all those that have managed to escape a trouting:eek:and got lots of goodies ,wish i could have taken part but too much to do and have just finished sorting myself ready to go to York.
Just packed a little bag for the journey 1p chocs to hand around to my friends taken out of the Mothers Day pkts of course as they do not know Nannylala is a glitcher also some cheese and biscuits incase we get a bit peckish and a drop of brandy with some cheap pepsi.How I love Mse for all these little treats:T

Have a lovely weekend, Nanny. Last time I went to the Minster, there was a very posh wedding on. The bride seemed genuinely pleased to see so many 'people' inside the church.

Do try Betty's.

fairclaire

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Shame the last thing my hair need is volume :cool::rotfl:

RootedNomad

£35 of savings at Boots with vouchers printed in the Daily Mail all next week, including one for £5 off wys £30

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With thanks to Chum on the discounts board

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4559177

lutzi1

choirchick wrote: »

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Hi nanny a big :wave:from York have a lovely time it's going to be nice & sunny here tomorrow sis is having a belated house warming in the evening with marquee & a cocktail waiter so dressing up for the occasion

Happy Birthday JulieElizabeth hope you've had a fab day.

Have a lovely time!

Westvleteren

MKS wrote: »

Do try Betty's.

I second that Some say it's overpriced but it ok for a one off experience. I have been to the one in York and took a scruffy HC to the one in Harrogate

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Happy Birthday JulieElizabeth:bdaycake: