Thanks for the bum steer on the one and half hour trip BTW bud haha took up about 4-5 and we were hoofing as fast as we could because Leah was at camp by herselfQuote:
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Thanks for the bum steer on the one and half hour trip BTW bud haha took up about 4-5 and we were hoofing as fast as we could because Leah was at camp by herselfQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
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I'm genuinely surprised it took you that long. Did you do all of the Mt Margaret track or did you only do the little piece that I showed AB which does a little loop around the camp basically?
Yeah we did the full loop around onto Burgoyne and on the top side of licola back down to camp.Quote:
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We were slow but wow 1.5 hours round trip?
I take it @MB is used to communal cooking, seeing he had a purpose built stand for his gas ring & pot
We did similar going to Cape York, seeing as we met the same ppl every night we all chipped in
meat, veggies etc and made some very memorable feeds
Our family has always loved cooking, especially for large groups. Seems it rubbed off on us lolQuote:
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Mb did well for a large broth mate, flavours were spot on!
Had issues with the Aussie regulator not being enough to bring it to boil hence we put it on the fire, was a bit touch and go for a bit but kudos to yota Chris in keeping it stiring even though he was kopping a shipload of smoke in his eyes!
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@MB ...Lu bum launchQuote:
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Ouch 80 didn't take the chicken tracks like the rest hahahah