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alphafemale

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32. Hobo pie makers. You can but practically anything in them.
Wed May 27, 2015, 06:55 PM
May 2015

I grew up using bread but using tortillas is much better.

By the way.a hobo pie maker is similar to a waffle iron type device that has a long handle that you use on a campfire.

I've made pizza, quesadillas.

Recently had the epiphany of cooking hotdogs with cheese and onions or whatever in the hobo pie maker.

Buns inevitably get crossed.

The dogs were awesome in the toasted tortilla.

You can also Go sweet with these and use fruit filling.

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Camping Questions [View all] Bertha Venation May 2015 OP
For coffee and tea we find it easiest just to boil water on the camp stove petronius May 2015 #1
Hi, petronius Bertha Venation May 2015 #10
Ok here we go. Lochloosa May 2015 #2
Excellent suggestions, Lochloosa. Bertha Venation May 2015 #11
One thing I have not seen suggested. LIGHTS. Lochloosa May 2015 #18
Headlamps are great too. cwydro May 2015 #20
and make sure you have your headlamp or flashlight in your pocket long before dark. LNM May 2015 #28
Yes, you will need a sleeping bag. A HERETIC I AM May 2015 #3
Hi, Heretic Bertha Venation May 2015 #12
Are you camping in a public campground? KMOD May 2015 #4
Hi, KMOD. Bertha Venation May 2015 #13
Wet Ones! Lars39 May 2015 #23
I haven't done primitive camping in years. KMOD May 2015 #26
If there is water available there are these things called camp showers. alphafemale May 2015 #31
Cool! I'll check on whether anyone uses one of these. Bertha Venation May 2015 #33
Frequently camping as a child (about 20 weekends a year for years) taught me to DebJ May 2015 #35
keep the TP in a closed zip lock baggie irisblue May 2015 #36
Dont forget the graham crackers, marshmellows & hershey's chocolate bars! mackerel May 2015 #5
Oh, yeah! Bertha Venation May 2015 #14
I hate camping, but my two cents: Laffy Kat May 2015 #6
Hi, Laffy Kat Bertha Venation May 2015 #15
Hai, backatcha! Laffy Kat May 2015 #21
All of the above...but in addition. Chan790 May 2015 #7
What a unique experience. Bertha Venation May 2015 #16
More advice from a failed camper CrawlingChaos May 2015 #8
Idiot? No, you do not sound like an idiot. Bertha Venation May 2015 #17
Also, I camp with a good friend at music festivals and she ALWAYS has Baby Wipes with her. Lochloosa May 2015 #24
It would be helpful if you gave a few more details of your trip. Grammy23 May 2015 #9
Bring more water than you think you will need. demmiblue May 2015 #19
Bug repellent! cwydro May 2015 #22
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Looks like you will be here... antiquie May 2015 #27
Yep. That's it. Bertha Venation May 2015 #34
Jiffy Pop is a blast for camping. Dont call me Shirley May 2015 #29
A Mason jar of Coffee, a jar of Kush and pile of this ... seveneyes May 2015 #30
Hobo pie makers. You can but practically anything in them. alphafemale May 2015 #32
My thoughts discntnt_irny_srcsm May 2015 #37
If there is any ohheckyeah May 2015 #38
You've already received tons of great advice. So here are my personal picks: Coventina May 2015 #39
Please understand a four man tent Codeine May 2015 #40
A taller four man tent is great for one person - haele May 2015 #41
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