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Just a little experiment to build a camping stove with the bare minimum.To do this project you need a can of anything ,scissors and a knife .for the fuel you need spirit from the pharmacy ,£1.50 worth .Fell up the can ,light up the fuel and there you go heating a pint of water in no time.
Ran errands with Jeff before he had to go to work. I had to restock our bar with gin and sweet vermouth and got carded at the liquor store — which left me wondering what underage person would buy that combination of booze?
Later I prepared a marinade for the cookoff the next day, and hung out watching Twilight Zone episodes by myself.
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my guide's wife and daughter are cooking our meal. The cooking area is on the second floor of a two story farmhouse; the ground floor is the place for the goats and the water buffalo. The cooking on the stove is done on the floor. Water is available outside the house in the courtyard.
Isabelle the Assistant was so nervous about Madame Gigi was doing…
"Oh My Gosh…. she has no idea what she is doing"
BOX DATE: 1992
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
SPECIAL FEATURES: Fold out counters; removable burners
PERSONAL FUN FACT: My dad's friend Steve found this Cooking Center, our Mini Mart, and our third Camp Barbie at a yard sale. He grabbed all three items, knowing that my sister and I are huge doll collectors. This was sometime in 2011 or 2012. When we saw him a few months later, he gave us the gifts, which totally floored us! We greatly appreciated his kindness--words really can't express how grateful we are, even to this day. The Cooking Center and the Mini Mart were still fully sealed in their boxes. They smelled very moldy though, even after I washed everything. Of course, they weren't as rank as Camp Barbie. She had mold all over her legs and body...and was quite stinky for a few years (even after many baths). I know for a fact that Colleen and I would have adored this stove when we were younger because making our dolls cook was one of our favorite pastimes! It was one of those simple separately sold kitchen appliances, that were so common in the 90s. I had a separately sold stove/oven as a kid. It was a very different mold and had starkly different accessories. I like that this one is unlike any other stoves I have in my collection. It's compact, but has a ton of unique features. I took a separate photo of it converted, so you can really appreciate how versatile it is!