australia:woodstovecamping
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| -**optionally, | -**optionally, | ||
| *a large awning floor will make it more livable and PVC is less likely to burn than a tent floor, but nevertheless, | *a large awning floor will make it more livable and PVC is less likely to burn than a tent floor, but nevertheless, | ||
| - | - **an inner mesh tent to sleep in** (~$AU100) | + | - **an inner tent to sleep in for bug protection, etc** (~$AU100-200) |
| *many tents have this option, or, you can use a freestanding 2P mesh tent without its fly - this is my preference as it is very versatile but ensure it does not sit in a lake of water during heavy rain events - you really don't want to risk your sleeping gear getting wet! | *many tents have this option, or, you can use a freestanding 2P mesh tent without its fly - this is my preference as it is very versatile but ensure it does not sit in a lake of water during heavy rain events - you really don't want to risk your sleeping gear getting wet! | ||
| - | *when there are no insects around eg. Victorian winters, you can forego the inner mesh tent and just use a stretcher bed which will get your gear off the ground | + | *when there are no insects around eg. Victorian winters, you can forego the inner tent and just use a stretcher bed which will get your gear off the ground |
| - **a [[wood_stoves|wood stove]]** (~$AU700) | - **a [[wood_stoves|wood stove]]** (~$AU700) | ||
| *I use the medium sized [[winnerwellnomad]] as it is small enough to sit on the floor of the rear of my car | *I use the medium sized [[winnerwellnomad]] as it is small enough to sit on the floor of the rear of my car | ||
| *whilst the stainless steel water boiler is nice, it is not really needed if you wish to save space and costs - just sit a pot on the stove works just s well albeit without a tap | *whilst the stainless steel water boiler is nice, it is not really needed if you wish to save space and costs - just sit a pot on the stove works just s well albeit without a tap | ||
| *I do love the optional **chimney oven** - very handy indeed and will bake a 1.2kg butterflied roast lamb or using the two trays can do 600g or so in one tray and roasted vegetables in the other tray | *I do love the optional **chimney oven** - very handy indeed and will bake a 1.2kg butterflied roast lamb or using the two trays can do 600g or so in one tray and roasted vegetables in the other tray | ||
| - | ***you MUST buy the optional triple shielded chimney section if using inside a tent** | + | ***for safety, |
| -**stove accessories** | -**stove accessories** | ||
| *fire mat to place under the stove | *fire mat to place under the stove | ||
australia/woodstovecamping.txt · Last modified: 2026/07/27 11:46 by gary1