Hi @Robert Radcliffe What a great presentation of burner flame patterns. You only need another three and we have the basis of a CCS Calendar. It would be good if you could provide captions to identify each individual stove producing the flame pattern. Best Regards, Kerophile.
OK here goes from top left going across Vesta, Stesco, BAT Heinze Geniol, Tilley CS56, Primus 77 Phoebus 625, Tilley CS56 at night, Villiers Mar-vil.
This is my Bat stove, for those that don’t know it’s made in Germany, it’s a collapsible one but it’s a bitsa. Making some toast at the hut. It’s rained, we need the rain as the drought has really taken hold. We got 23mm yesterday and 8mm the night before. It fits in a panettone tin which is good for the hut . The day is wet on the ground so too much trouble to get out, there are some steep clay sections, doable but time and I just can’t be bothered. I came up to install a washing machine and do the associated plumbing which has gone well, all finished now. With the trailer I will go home when it dries a bit, so today it’s a bit of reading. Some pics, Cheers Rob
A rare opportunity this winter given our weather in the UK, forget how compelling a real fire can be.
