Re: [Philmont]: Pots, Pans, and Fuel

Unless you want to bring all of your fuel cans starting on the trail, I
suggest liquid fuel. It is available at all backcountry commisaries.

Take the supplied wash pot and the largest and smallest pot - the largest
will do just fine for the one pot meals+ the small one will do for your
coffee and any desserts. Stash the unneeded ones in your locker.

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From: Joe Knill <joeknill@comcast.net>
To: Multiple recipients of list philmont <philmont@troop47.com>
Sent: Tue Jun 08 22:29:41 2004
Subject: [Philmont]: Pots, Pans, and Fuel

Hi Everyone,
For a crew of 10 scouts and 2 adults. What is the best cooking pots and
stoves (along with quantity of fuel) to take? Should we use the Philmont
supplied pots, pans, wash pot? Should we take liquid fuel or canned fuel?
Can you get rid of the fuel cartridges at the food stations? Any advice
will help.
Joe Knill
Troop 298

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