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Subject: [pct-l] White Gas/ and Stove Question.
From: kenmarlow at earthlink.net (Ken Marlow)
Date: Thu Jan 15 19:59:14 2004
In-reply-to: <000001c3db31$1a69af00$6400a8c0@OFFICE>

As small as the materials placed in a Zip Stove are,
'No woodfires above 10,000 feet' is posted in several wilderness areas
throughout the Sierra (sorry, I can't remember the exact units, however).

-Ken M. 

On 1/14/04 10:30 PM, "Kent Ryhorchuk" <kentr-lists@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> 
> Alternatives I am looking at are the Sierra Zip, Nimblewill Nomad or
> Garlington Wood-gas stoves which use natural fuels. Then you carry no
> fuel at all. They have their drawbacks - hard to light, bad in the rain,
> etc. I saw a few people in '02 just using cook fires on the ground. No
> way will I be doing that - too much risk of starting a wildfire.

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