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Thanks, Tim it worked a treat, it made a great difference. I found it to be a much better burn, thanks again mate appreciate that 👍

Hi there, thanks for watching and leaving a comment it's much appreciated. I completely understand what you are saying and agree. Great point regarding the wood I used and having wood left over, enough to cook on. Normally that's what I would be doing, probably cooking lunch. My main reason for the mod was for exactly that. The previous time I used it the material I had at hand was slightly damp. I had no breeze making for a difficult burn. On this occasion I used the same twigs I gathered the previous week and again no breeze and the stove burned brilliantly. I got a boil in no time at all and I'd I wanted to cook, I could have done so without working the stove. If I find the wind to be an issue I can carry one of those folding camping stove windbreaks to control things better. I hope this helps explain my method in my madness and thank you once again you raised a valid point 👍👍

I was thinking the same. Way too thick twigs.

It seemed to burn better this time, than the previous week. I understand smaller twigs are supposed to be used, I thought I would try and make it more specific to my needs. More so as a hobo stove rather than just using the kettle. I know on the video I only boiled water, but it was just to test how the mod performs. My first impression is I'm happy with it, it done what I hoped. Thanks for taking your time to leave a comment it's much appreciated 👍

I have tried this. Adding holes will give slower boiling times. But will give less smoke when using the hobostove.

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. That's a great idea, I would like to see that also. I'll see what I can do, I've a friend with the same stove. So should be able to arrange something. I must admit it got a better burn this time than the previous one, if the wind is an issue I can always carry one of those stove windbreaks. Or if it turns out the mod was a bad decision I could just buy a new base. Thanks again it's much appreciated 👍

Cheers Ben appreciate that mate 👍 I think it worked out better. It definitely burned better on this occasion than the last. It's a great bit of kit I do enjoy using it, thanks again buddy.

The spam fritters were amazing buddy, I must admit I am a massive fan of them. I know what you mean it is a messy job, I'm pleased it's not just me lol. Thanks for watching buddy appreciate that 👍

@@360OutdoorAdventures I may try make them this week and anytime mate

Hi Lee, thanks for watching and commenting buddy I appreciate that. I found it to burn better on this occasion than in the previous video. In my last video, I had to work the stove, it seemed to burn at the hole but struggle at the opposite side. Yeah, it could burn faster now, but for me that will be better for cooking, plus I could always carry a windbreak to control that better. Also as you mentioned I shouldn't have a shortage of wood thanks again buddy appreciate it 👍

@LezleysAdventures Hi Lezley, it made a massive difference I'm really pleased with the outcome. Thanks for watching it's much appreciated 👍

Hi,new subscriber here, I recently got rid of my kelly kettle and upgraded it to a petromax fire kettle 1 . 5 Litre .. It already has the extra hole . The build quality is much better and the butterfly handle is a real game changer , much more stable and safer . Great videos .

@davidjacobs828 Thank you for subscribing and welcome to the channel, it's much appreciated. That sounds a great bit of kit, I'll have to check that out. Petromax, has become really popular and their kit does look high quality. Thanks again for joining us and thanks for the heads up on other kit 👍👍

Cheers Shaun thanks for watching buddy, yeah I know what you mean. Last week was a bit of a struggle getting a good burn. So I thought why not give this ago. If you do it yourself I'm sure you will be impressed by the difference. It just makes it more awesome than it already is.

@360OutdoorAdventures yeh I've noticed if u put thick twigs or wood in it struggle to burn sometimes goes out normally use thin wood with that mod it should burn a bit thicker sticks

Thanks Graham, nice and simple but tasty, thanks for watching buddy 👍

Nate what a laugh Friday night, good times as always. See you in a couple weeks we are camping this Saturday 😀😀😀👍

Thank you very much I appreciate that 🙏

Happy to help if I can, this set came as a package and cost me £100. It's a great bit of kit, I really enjoy using it. Go outdoors has some great stainless steel mugs for around £5 each. They are great value for money. Other than the plates that come with this set we have some white enamel ones. They are great too, made by a company called Falcon. We have mugs to match also. If it's stainless steel your looking for I found these ones online. I hope this helps you out. I will say I would recommend the enamel ones we bought ours from the shop Boyes, very reasonable prices. towsure.com/products/summit-stainless-steel-metal-camping-plate-24cm

Thank you I appreciate that, it was a great bit of time out in nature 👍👍

I completely agree my friend, you know that for sure. Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks Mark appreciate that buddy. It was a great bit of time out too 👍👍

I agree my friend, food always tastes good outdoor. The Kelly Kettle is a great bit of kit. Look out for my next video buddy, I've made a modification on mine. It's spot on too. 👍👍

@@360OutdoorAdventures look forward to it

100%true buddy, I do like spam fritters. These were amazing and a great bit of time out to buddy. Thanks for watching buddy appreciate that 👍

@@360OutdoorAdventures I’m going nip to the chippy in a minute to buy a couple. Replying to this has given me the munchies 😊 Have a good week kind sir 👋🏼😉👍🏼

It one of those things you either love it or hate it. I love the stuff especially cooked like this. It's one of the only things I like ketchup with. Mash spuds are right up there too, thanks for watching mate appreciate that 👍

It's a guilty pleasure of mine buddy, I love the stuff. It's definitely not for everyone though, thanks for watching mate appreciate that 👍

Thank you for the advice, that makes a lot of sense. Especially regarding the bug net, definitely no wellies in future😂😂😂. Thank you once again I appreciate that 👍👍👍

Thanks Lee, I appreciate that buddy, I think I'm going to really like it from my first impression of it. Thanks for the advice too, I'm going to set it up again this weekend have another mess about before I camp with the Mrs. I'm looking forward to spending the night in it, I'm thinking of letting Bramble sleep in it too, see how that goes. 👍👍👍

​@@360OutdoorAdventures It's ripstop... so the claws of Bramble shouldn't make you fall outta the bottom like a cow giving birth 🤣

@@BurtonOutdoors lol I never thought of that. I might make her wear socks 😂😂😂

Cheers Shaun appreciate that buddy, I can't wait to get a night out in it. Me and the Mrs are hoping to get out soon. We have a camp planned and can't wait 🙌 thanks again Shaun 👍👍👍

Thank you, it was amazing time well spent 👍👍

Thanks Ben appreciate that buddy thanks for watching. I was bad laughing at her she definitely wanted to be in the hammock 😂😂. I can't wait to have a night sleep in the hammock. Me and the Mrs are planning on a camp should be good. Thanks again mate 👍

Sweet cheers for the tips Tim I appreciate that buddy. The stuff sack makes sense, I bought another organizer too. I'll probably do the same and not use the tie-outs, the pegs will come in handy. I'm thinking of taking a chance and letting my dog sleep in it with me. I might order a repair kit just in case 😂😂 thanks again mate 👍

@@MrMeltedwellies Thanks Mark appreciate that buddy, I think Bramble stole the show 😂😂😂

Thank you I appreciate that 🙏

So far I'm really happy with it Lee, I'm looking forward to spending a night under a tarp in it. Lol no buddy I'm a bit to heavy to get in it with Claire😂😂. It arrived in a few days after ordering it, I got it from wood to water. Thanks for watching buddy appreciate it 👍 😀

@@360OutdoorAdventures Thanks

Your welcome buddy, thank you 👍

@jim-bob-outdoors great tip Allan, that makes sense, to me something didn't look quite right. Another pair of eyes was definitely needed, thanks again buddy.

Thanks Darren I appreciate that mate. It was a great camp, I was really happy with the way I set up. It keeped me sheltered perfectly from the wind and rain. The pork chops hit the spot, really tasty. A perfect solo overnight camp for me. Happy days thanks again buddy 👍

Thanks Mark, I appreciate that my friend. It was such a perfect camp, I got so much from this one just perfect. I do enjoy a solo but having a good conversation around a fire is great too. Thanks for watching buddy it's much appreciated 👍

@@360OutdoorAdventures Hey, great to hear of the success of this one gary. It's just so good to walk away with that. A pleasure.

It was breathtaking Gaz, a really stunning place

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Thank you so much and welcome to our channel that means a lot. Yeah by all means I can do videos on my kit and how I setup. That won't be a problem at all. I've a few videos on kit already, great choice in the 3.5 dd tarp, it's a great bit of kit. I'll try and do a tarp setup next weekend, I've been chilling this weekend after a city break in Barcelona so just getting round to catching up on social media. Thank you once again means a lot. Atvb, Garry

@@360OutdoorAdventures nice 1 Garry, early awaiting more content. Keep it going mate 👍

Brilliant thank you very much for tuning in I appreciate that 🙏. I think the 3.5 is perfect definitely my go-to tarp now. The 3 x 3 is great but the 3.5 is way better. I use 550 Paracord and recently started making jungle knots, they are great. Easy to make, easy to set up and easy to deploy. As for pegs, I'm terrible at forgetting to take them, so often make my own at camp. But when I do remember them I take lightweight pegs I'll add a link. Thank you once again for watching it's much appreciated 👍 www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235662203168?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=fFUkdz09Tt-&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=t5s57bJgQkq&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

@@360OutdoorAdventures thanks for much for the link, I’ll buy them now. They gotta be better than the standard ones that come with the DD tarp. I’ll search TH-cam for jungle knots, I found a good video that teaches taut line hitch and prusik so I’ll start practicing. Going to order some 550 para cord for ridge line and twisted bank line for guys and knots 😎

Thank you Terry, I really enjoyed this camp as always. You can't beat being sheltered and comfortable from the eliminates. Thank you once again and both keep well.

Hi Terry we hope you and Mel are well. Yeah it was a nice little bit of time out to myself. The food was simple and not to bad, ideal for the right situation. Thank you once again I appreciate that, Claire says hi and Bramble has just came over and sat beside me. Take care and give our regards to Mel.

Thanks, Alan, the walk-in isn't too bad without the pack but with it, it's a killer. I think I need to work on my fitness too. The chops were amazing proper pork chops I get them from the butcher in Stanhope. Unless it's a spot like our permission where we can leave a permanent camp, I think it's important to leave as minimal trace as we possibly can. It's a beautiful spot so why let it spoil? I enjoyed this camp I got so much from it. Thanks again buddy appreciate it 👍

Hi Dan thanks for watching buddy appreciate that. Yeah I bought the chops at Castle Bank Butchers in Stanhope it's a great butcher's. The beers wend down perfectly and so chilled I do enjoy that spot. Yeah mate sounds good definitely up for a camp would be good to meet 👍

Thanks buddy I appreciate that, it was perfect. Nice and sheltered from the rain the wind was behind me, I was nice and cosy. Yeah that would be awesome I would be up for that. Would be 👍 😎

@@360OutdoorAdventures Yes we will have to arrange something, you can always email me & we can chat 👍

Thanks for watching Tim I appreciate that 🙏. Mate how amazing is it just to chill in the hammock on a morning and do nothing, it's a great feeling. That rain on your camp that was missing down, I was lucky that spot I set up is really sheltered. The pork chops definitely hit the spot and only 6 quid for them both. Lamb chops are a game changer, I think I might have to get some for my next camp. I do like that spot I camped and the woodland is stunning added bonus is the stream. Especially to be able to take extra beers 😂😂. Thanks again Tim appreciate that buddy great chatting too as always mate 👍

Thank you it was amazing 👍

Cheers Chris I appreciate that thanks for watching buddy 👍 👍👍

Cheers Ben it really is a stunning location perfect for a low key camp, I always give it a once over before I camp to see if the owner has been around. Mate the chops were amazing but think I went over kill with the rice 😂😂😂. Yeah buddy that would be awesome I'd love to head for a camp and meet up. I will have a bit more time on my hands soon. 👍👍

@@360OutdoorAdventures nice and full I bet mate gives you a better nights sleep. And definitely mate we will sort somthing ☺️

@@happycampersNewcastle looking forward to it buddy

Cheers buddy I appreciate that means a lot. 👍👍

Thanks buddy I appreciate that 👍👍 with the bottles I think it's down to just liking them. I like the fact they are robust, relatively in expensive, and have a good lifespan and don't taint the water. I have an American military water bottle that seems a similar material to a bladder. It's a great bit of kit but leaves a peculiar taste to the water. Thanks once again for watching and that was a very good question, it's always good to get other people opinion on kit. 👍👍👍

Thanks, Lee, I appreciate that buddy. I think the next camp I'll be taking a decent bottle of red wine. I love a nice red and it will scale my luxuries down a bit. I would love to show the walk to this spot it's stunning but could give the game away so to speak. It was an amazing camp, out in nature with good food a few beers and a fire happy days 👍👍👍

@@360OutdoorAdventures Good idea to keep it as "your" spot, some others have no respect for the country side 😞