[pct-l] Coathanger potstand pics !!

[losthiker at sisqtel.net (Deems)]

Mags,
Don't take this as an insult, but the world's ugliest dog died last week, and the world grieved. Your stove system, as much as you love it, is ready for this same transition into the next dimension. Possibly to Monte Dodge's backpacking museum, or your beloved box of camping begotten stuff. I love the pot, the stand, and the stove, it shows what is really possible for the true alcoholic; but Paul, it's time for a new puppy!!  
http://zenstoves.net/  
http://users.sisqtel.net/losthiker/pikastove/   
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/10152429/  woof!!
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,17342938%255E663,00.html  woof, hack, acckk!!
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For anyone who is curious, my lovely cookset with the
"bent coat hanger potstand" (TM).

The total cookset weigh is below:

2 qt. Alum. Pot w/ tinfoil lid                        
 4.500 oz  	
	Beer Can Stove                           	   .375 oz 

	Windscreen 		                          1.250 oz 	
	Coathanger Potstand 		                   .875 oz 	
	Ziplock Bag 		                           .375 oz

I like a big pot for my thru-hiker appetite. a 1 qt
pot does not cut it. I think a 1.5 ltr pot would do
the trick...but my pot has too much mileage on it now
for me to give up. :) (Long Trail, PCT, CT and
whatever else I've done since 1999).

The entire cookset in pictures:
http://www.magnanti.com/t2/aaa.JPG  (Time to upgrade
the windscreen? :D)

The bent coathanger potstand:
http://www.magnanti.com/t2/aab.JPG

My preschooler-esque stove:
http://www.magnanti.com/t2/aac.JPG
(Used this one since 2001, there have been others)

The stove, stand and pot. Hard to believe I eat from
this setup. :)
http://www.magnanti.com/t2/aad.JPG

Enjoy!