u/MelonNet — reddlx

Ultralight table recs

Hi all. I'm looking for an ultralight table for my solo set up. I volunteer with Scouts and when we family camp, we usually use a travel trailer.

When I solo, it's mainly for the day just because of scheduling. I'm looking for an ultralight table. It doesn't need to be an expensive brand. It can be a cheap dupe.

Eventually I want to spring for an IGT set up but for now, I just need big enough to hold my pourover set up.

I had my eye on this Camping Moon solo table

https://borderlinestore.ca/products/campingmoon-solo-stove-table-bag

But anything reasonably priced, I'm happy to hear. I'll prefer the low table style

u/MelonNet — 12 days ago

▲ 4 r/VictoriaBC

Using camp stoves in parks

Hi all. I love camping but volunteering with Scouts and camping with family doesn't give me much time to camp solo.

I thought it'd be nice now that school is back in session, to take my coffee dripping set with a canister stove (currently looking for one! I'd love a rec!) , find a nice little spot, hand drip some coffee, and enjoy some quiet time as a diet solo camp experience.

My favorite part of camping is getting up early to enjoy my coffee ritual with my knitting and a podcast.

I know I could (and do) brew my coffee at home most times and enjoy bringing my homemade picnic and going for a nice jaunt.

Long context short, would using a canister stove in places like Beacon Hill be a problem? All safety considered, of course. I grew up in a big crowded city so despite living here for a long time, I'm not sure how it'd be received.

Even just some recs for nice places to do this would be nice. I work from home so sipping coffee at home gets old.

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u/MelonNet — 1 month ago

▲ 41 r/whatsinmybag

Pack everything girl adjusts toba smaller bag

I got my hands on a bag I've been wanting for a while! My sister is a Baggu girlie and I've been waiting to get a crescent bag. Still working out the best fit for my everyday stuff.

u/MelonNet — 5 months ago