tea kit

[plumberroy]

I dug through my stuff and bought a couple things to put together a kit for making tea

The pots are the small pots out of the coleman exponent set from wally world stuff sack from that set too, brasslite alcohol stove foil wind screen. I bought the GSI telescopic foon and a squishy bowl set for the cup (the bowl from the set went into my edc bag)

the fuel bottle is from a surplus swedish mess kit I bouught several sets when cheaper than dirt had them 3 for $15 gave or traded the kits away but still have a couple of the fuel bottles left

I wanted to try the sunfish pattern slip joint but didn't want to pay case price for a knife I wasn't sure on this is my rough rider 4 1/4" sunfish for size reference
roy

 

[Erasmus]

Good thread. We need to see an action shot of the pot balanced on top of the stove.

How do you like that Brasslight? I loves me the Trangia burner, it lives in my day pack.

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

If you like loose leaf tea at all, I highly recommend the SwissGold tea ball. Works great, durable, and very light.

 

[plumberroy]

I like the brasslite for this kind of stuff it is a smaller one . I have had it for several years. I have a trangia 27 I bought it on ebay when the only trangia you could get new was the mini kit . The 27 kit is my favorite stove and I have several stoves> msr pocket rocket and dragonfly, the backpacking size coleman, and a coleman propane with remote tank, optimus 99, 8r 111b hiker svea 123 I also have one of the pocket woodstoves too.
roy

 

[canadiantrailman]

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[plumberroy]

action pics as requested A bum knee has kept me in lately. sorry for picture quality cell phone is only 2 megapix

Oatmeal and tea waiting for boiling water

water boiling
That bcb cookset is cool . This is just something I put together. My knee has kept me inmoble so I have to do something the bench in the pictures is in the back of the yard
Roy