Pretty good stuff.

Thanks.

You can cook on them, but a bit of a sooty fire when one utilizes small twigs. With the American made copper "Thermette", no worries of burning knuckles as their handle is on the side of the unit.

good job he didn't spill the water when filling the kettle, I always fill mine away from any dry wood, get my drift.

good job he didn't spill any water, other wise he would have had to have started again with his dry wood, I always fill my kettle up away from any dry wood, it's easier than starting a fresh.

Looks like a bit of a faff. Gas would be easier. And waht about when has been raining somewhere up a bleak mountainside in Cumbria.

Jolly good mate!

And how much is your gas stove worth when you have run out of gas?
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can't you melt it ? if you don't get it of on time or just leave it on to long (keeping the water warm)

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i like this kettle very efficient what i dont like its aluminium so life span is limited.