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In Reply to: Red neck Yeti posted by Greg K on November 11, 2016 at 17:39:16:
Is that a Progresso soup can? Green giant corn? I know, what ever fits. When I was in Scouts everyone went on a binge of making primitive cook wear. Soup cans, #10 can stoves, orange juice cans, all kinds of types and sizes. The little manderin orange slces cans with a little handle soldered on were a perfect fire side size. I had about half a dozen types and was able to nest then inside each other. We went on a camp over in february and it got to -2* that night. Primitive ONLY so NO MATCHES! Flint and steel or bow and spindle. I did bow and spindle. Took me maybe three minutes and had the beginnings of a nice little Teppe fire going. When you are a kid that is a great adventure!
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