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  • #16
    Re: Outback cooking.

    If you are interested in camp ovens and using them this site is very comprehensive. I know this bloke from 30 odd years ago and he is a decent cove - another refugee from GB. I worked with him in the mid 70's.
    Derek has been developing this site for a long time and is generous with his knowledge.

    Camp Oven Cooking - CAMP OVEN COOKING IN AUSTRALIA (COCIA?)
    Last edited by Greenman; 12-03-2013, 02:23 AM. Reason: Correct a detail
    Cheers ......... Steve

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    • #17
      Re: Outback cooking.

      Nice link....
      The English language was invented by people who couldnt spell.

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      • #18
        Re: Outback cooking.

        Originally posted by Greenman View Post
        If you are interested in camp ovens and using them this site is very comprehensive. I know this bloke from 30 odd years ago and he is a decent cove - another refugee from GB. I worked with him in the mid 70's.
        Derek has been developing this site for a long time and is generous with his knowledge.

        Camp Oven Cooking - CAMP OVEN COOKING IN AUSTRALIA (COCIA?)
        Gudday Steve
        Thanks for the link I will have to explore it a little more, but I pretty sure I have seen his vids on camp oven cooking on Old Briz 31.
        Regards dave
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        • #19
          Re: Outback cooking.

          Originally posted by cobblerdave View Post
          Gudday
          I'm thinking it could be South Australian but I could be wrong. One thing for sure its definitely from south of the border. That is south of the Queensland / rest of Aust. Border
          Regards dave
          Definitely South Australian, I was well into my 20s before I even laid eyes on an electricity pole that wasn't a Stobie pole. They make a lot of sense, at least a 50 year life span I think. And the South Oz termites just can't chew them.
          Can't claim they are real pretty, though.

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          • #20
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            Originally posted by wotavidone View Post
            Definitely South Australian, I was well into my 20s before I even laid eyes on an electricity pole that wasn't a Stobie pole. They make a lot of sense, at least a 50 year life span I think. And the South Oz termites just can't chew them.
            Can't claim they are real pretty, though.
            Gudday Mick
            I didn't think that there was enough wood in SA to support a termite population?
            Don't you folk burn malley roots and make your house fencing from flat steel panels and supposed fire resistant brush panelling.
            Regards Dave
            Last edited by cobblerdave; 12-04-2013, 09:13 PM.
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