Sigg Tourist and a big thanks to Gerry

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  1. fyldefox

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    I don't know about other UK members but I have been looking, unsuccessfully, for a Sigg Tourist cookset over here for years. :cry: :cry:

    Well now due to the wonderful assistance of Nordicthug I have one at last :D :D

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    A nice piece of kit, and the 123 certainly makes a racket ! . . . . .

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    . . . and, the mark of a good stove, gives more than a drop of cherry red !

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    Thank you again Gerry, you've made an old stovie very happy ! :roll: ;)
     
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    Hey, Fyldefox,

    Congratulations on securing a nice Sigg Tourist kit!! Yeah, that Old Gerry is a sharing, and generous Dude, ain't he?!! Though he has a very crusty exterior, if you can scrape through it, using pick, mattock, hammer, chisel, and possibly some blasting powder, you will find hidden within, a heart of pure gold!!! ;) 8) 8) :D :D :lol: :lol: I, too, have been on the receiving end of his kindness, and he's definitely a keeper!! Way to go, Thuggy!! You exemplify the very best of the CCS spirit, in your sharing!! Take care, and God Bless!

    Every Good Wish,
    Doc
     
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    LOL, I know that one. Hope it serrves you for many years out n'about..
     
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    The best hiking set there is, for a classicist.
     
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    Hi Keith

    Wonderful stuff.

    I also have been on the lookout for a Sigg Tourist Cookset - but to no avail.
    From the comments on the forum, It looks like everyone but me has one! |imgRemoved|

    So if anyone has a spare or can point me in the right direction, I will pay the going rate.
     
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    That's a thing of quality, for sure.
     
  7. spudz

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    Nice one Gerry.
    Nice one Keith.

    In fact, nice one all round. =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>
     
  8. Doron Papo

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    No true :cry: I don't have one either
     
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    Me too..... :(
     
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  12. Doc Mark

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    Hey, Guys,

    Yep, that's the Sigg Tourist kit, with a SVEA 123R stove, plus the Optimus cookset, too, which is smaller and much lighter. Not a bad deal, really, for someone who "wants it all"! Take care, and God Bless!

    Every Good Wish,
    Doc
     
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    Me either guys, I simply have seen a few. My 123s are bare arsed. :lol:
     
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    I was tempted to buy the stove that my son linked, I just love this setup:) but no, I have resisted temptation. This is a good deal for a UK buyer with the strong pound though.
     
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    Father and Son ! :shock: :shock: :shock:

    Way to go Richard.

    Is that a CCS first then?

    Welcome aboard Luke, if you take after the 'ould fella', then you'll enjoy the mad craic nutters on this Forum. :lol: :lol: :lol:
     
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    Luke is one of the good guys, a son a dad is proud to call his own, but don't tell him for f**k's sake, it might go to his head

    Back to the Sigg set up (click the images)
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    You just have to love them 8)

    Back to Luke, he is 20 on the 31st and worried he will loose computer gaming skill after leaving his teens,,,,,, he maybe right? ;)
     
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  17. David Shouksmith

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    No, I haven't got one either... :cry:
     
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    If it's any consolation, I haven't one either.... :( ;) I'll have to happen upon one in a junk store in a backwater town to find one I can afford..... :lol:
     
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    Yeah me either, I thought I had the tourist and Optimus set on Eprey, but ahthogh I had high bid, It did not meet the reserve :roll:

    It woulda been mine, it shoulda been mine! But Noooooooo..... :cry:
     
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    I hate it when some blockheaded twit uses a hidden reserve. Whyinell don't they simply start the opening bid with the least amount they'll accept? Whadda they think, magic will happen and some rich dolt will crawl out of the woodwork with huge wads of cash?

    Wouldn't it be grand if somehow you could give the twit a swift kick where it hurts the most?

    Gerry