- Joined
- May 17, 2006
- Messages
- 4,290
It has been dry, until lately, in the woods around me.
I walked the creek and never was in danger of getting wet
Food wise, I wanted to mix it up with something easy to prepare and make burritos. I went for the classic Bean & Cheese! I used the Swiss Army Knife and some snare wire to hang the beans rather than to set it down and fumble with it in the coals (like Ive done before).
Snare wire can be cut with the can opener blade by simply putting it on a log and giving it a good whack with a beater stick.
Beans, Spanish rice and cheesy cheese!
Easy and fast, not to mention that putting food in a tortilla is a simple non-messy way to eat food.
How did this get there?
I did carve a quick spatula for mixing the beans around and rice
It worked, but lost every beauty contest
Made and modified a couple of standard wooden camp tools
Rabbit digging stick
Anvil/Stump that is able to hold small logs in place
Wooden nails to hang my tongs on the dead birch that holds up my shelter.
-RB
I walked the creek and never was in danger of getting wet
Food wise, I wanted to mix it up with something easy to prepare and make burritos. I went for the classic Bean & Cheese! I used the Swiss Army Knife and some snare wire to hang the beans rather than to set it down and fumble with it in the coals (like Ive done before).
Snare wire can be cut with the can opener blade by simply putting it on a log and giving it a good whack with a beater stick.
Beans, Spanish rice and cheesy cheese!
Easy and fast, not to mention that putting food in a tortilla is a simple non-messy way to eat food.
How did this get there?
I did carve a quick spatula for mixing the beans around and rice
It worked, but lost every beauty contest
Made and modified a couple of standard wooden camp tools
Rabbit digging stick
Anvil/Stump that is able to hold small logs in place
Wooden nails to hang my tongs on the dead birch that holds up my shelter.
-RB
