Looks mighty fine! Gets easier with practice! Well done on the marital front!
Cheers mate!
That's encouraging to hear. Said 10 mins on the instructions, but in reality it was about and hour and half!
Practice makes perfect though I guess.
You live and learnWe bought a blow up gazebo instead of a drive away this time , can put it up on my own in just a few minutes and dont have to park next to it or try to reattach it if we've been out
Those bigguns are great for an extended stay, we've just bought a new air clip on job for our weekends away and the fiamma when weather is 'guaranteed'!You live and learn
@Dellmassive - Lee. Was it the 3mtr version you bought?
We've only done the one night here, in Skipton, as a practice run for a trip to Devon in July. Wanted to have a bash before being miles away from home.
But I agree, it's deffo too much work for a short stay.
We looked into the fiammas..... I'm gunna havebto wait for the money tree to flower again until I get one of them
Allow me to cheat and post here about my EcoFlow 160W solar panel which I bought last year but have never yet tested. The sun is out so I thought today would be a good day to set it up in the garden and connect it to my EcoFlow River 2 Pro and see what charge it is able to draw. I want to be able to keep the River 2 charged even whilst charging the batteries in our e-bikes. The results look very promising. The app says:
One of THQs new BBQ/firepits
It is basically bits of flat metal plates that slot together.
I’ve got to say I’m super impressed with it.
It stores flat in a bag so takes up literally no room to store. Takes seconds to assemble. Just put one of those paper bags with the charcoal in it. I got 4 bags for £10.50. Light it. Then by the time you have prepared your food it’s good to go. Cooks well. Then once you’ve eaten remove the grill and put firewood on it for a nice fire.
It was really easy to clean. I just emptied the ash into a bag to bin it then used a bbq brush/scraper.
I usually take a small gas bbq away but this is miles easier to store and no gas bottle.
It’s not particularly cheap for what is essentially bits of sheet metal. I was £165 including the bag and delivery. But I suppose you are paying for idea as much as anything. It is super sturdy and very well designed. Overall I think it’s fantastic and would recommend it.
It is basically bits of flat metal plates that slot together.
I’ve got to say I’m super impressed with it.
It stores flat in a bag so takes up literally no room to store. Takes seconds to assemble. Just put one of those paper bags with the charcoal in it. I got 4 bags for £10.50. Light it. Then by the time you have prepared your food it’s good to go. Cooks well. Then once you’ve eaten remove the grill and put firewood on it for a nice fire.
It was really easy to clean. I just emptied the ash into a bag to bin it then used a bbq brush/scraper.
I usually take a small gas bbq away but this is miles easier to store and no gas bottle.
It’s not particularly cheap for what is essentially bits of sheet metal. I was £165 including the bag and delivery. But I suppose you are paying for idea as much as anything. It is super sturdy and very well designed. Overall I think it’s fantastic and would recommend it.
I watched the YouTube video on this only yesterday. The way he cooked the egg was criminal, but the bbq is on my ever growing list.
I'm gunna need a bigger money tree.
The Ply Guys do something similar at £145.00
Waste bin from Monsieur LeClerc
First time putting the awning up. Hooraaa, took about 40minutes the YouTube video reckoned 8 minutes…..
The video I watched he spent half the 8 minutes playing with the collie dog as well…
My boss is like that....Theres always some smug git in youtube that reckon everything takes half the time it should
Same as ours, I “can” put it up in about 10 minutes, but then spend a considerable amount of time adjusting this, moving that, tightening up here and so on
