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Archive for April 29th, 2009

Posted by admin on April 29, 2009

MSR Alpine Classic Cookset

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Price : $39.95

Features

  • Rolled Lip Provides greater stability with PotLifter and reduces the pots’ tendency to warp, assuring a consistent lid fit.
  • Multi-Use Lid Available in the Alpine cooksets, the lid fits 1.5- and 2-liter pots and doubles as a plate.
  • Rounded Corners Help heat travel up sides of pot more quickly, boosting efficiency 5%.
  • Durable Scratch and dent resistant 18-10 Stainless Steel stands up in the most rugged conditions.
  • PanHandler Securely grips rim of pot for easy lifting.

 

Product Description

Serve up backcountry cuisine in proven and popular cookware with the MSR Alpine Classic Cookset. This practical stainless steel collection features a 1.5-liter pot and a 2-liter pot plus a lid that fits both. It’s just the right size for one hungry hiker or climber. A lightweight PanHandler grip securely latches to any MSR pot or pan for a foolproof hold.

Customer Reviews

Review date : 2008-09-20
I hesitated to buy this cookset because of the price - I usually just use old pots and pans for camping. However, I needed a set of pots and decided to buy this based on the size of the pots and their portability. The set is now indispensible when I camp. I use the pots on my Coleman portable stove, and they are the perfect fit. I’ve cooked everything from rice to stew in them, and they perform very well. They heat evenly and quickly, and I have never had a problem cleaning them, even with biodegradable dish soap. The clamp-on handle took a few tries to get used to, but I find I like it much better than if a metal handle had been welded or riveted on - because it is not integrated into the pot, it never gets hot, so no potholders are needed. The lid fits both pots well, and the kit fits neatly into the pouch and takes up little room in my gear container. These are a must-have for me now, I won’t camp without them.

Review date : 2008-03-24
this item is very useful, for camping it is compact,and we use it for our home also. thanks great product

Review date : 2006-07-13
This set is awesome! It packs small and light for stainless steel, and it is well constructed and durable. The pots are bigger than you’d expect. We can cook noodles in one and sauce in the other for our family of four. I also recommend the MSR bowls and plates that nest with the set. The included carry bag is also nice.

Posted by admin on April 29, 2009

The Purple Tree In My Yard (and What I Have Learned From Moments I Have Missed)

I live on a beautiful piece of land in rural Wisconsin. When the snow melts and spring emerges, we truly have some of the most beautiful flowers and foliage I have ever seen. In our front yard is a big flowering tree. Each spring, it blossoms with thousands upon thousands of little purple flowers. I imagine the pathway into Heaven must have these trees at its gates. At its peak, the tree actually sounds like it’s buzzing, because every bee within a 10-mile radius, seems to enjoy the tree as much as I do.

We have only spent a couple spring seasons on this property. This year, as I watched this beautiful tree blossom, I vowed to take a picture and capture this beauty. As I drove up the driveway each evening, I kept thinking, I have to take that picture! The tree is only at full peak for a matter of days. When I finally walked outside with my camera, the moment was gone and the flowers had begun to wilt and fall to the ground.

I stared at the tree for a while that day. It was a simple moment that I had missed. A moment that would have only taken a minute or two to capture?but ?living? got in the way.

What a paradox that is. I trust the tree will still be there next spring?but there are no guarantees. We have storms, tornados, there are bugs, etc. What if I missed that moment? What if like other moments in life, it can’t be reclaimed?

What moments have you missed recently? A chance to hug a relative? A chance to listen to a child?s joke (and laugh even when they are telling it for the 100th time)? A chance to enjoy a beautiful day with a walk? A chance to compliment a stranger and enjoy their smile? A chance to tell your significant other how much he means to you? A chance to hold your child?s hand?

For the moments we have missed, let us not be hard on ourselves, but let us learn to capture the moments that arrive today and every day going forward. Moments are life’s magic.

SO YOUR CHALLENGE FOR THE WEEK IS TWO-FOLD:

Recall several ?moments? that you missed. Now make a resolution to ?find a moment? at least 5 times within the next 60 days. Become aware of the magic of a moment?and capture it while you can. Make a Moment Memo in your C.A.N. (Catch-All Notebook). The more you get in the habit of capturing the moments, the more magical moments will come to you.

AND SECONDLY, MAKE A MOMENT (and write in on your calendar!):

One day this week stop at the store and pick up the following:

1. Hershey chocolate bars

2. Marshmallows

3. Graham crackers

(Can you guess where this is going?)

Using a fireplace, grill, or a microwave, have a S?More Night. Every family member gets one or two S?Mores and then sit together and talk and enjoy some family time. If it goes well, try making the last Sunday of every month, Sunday S?More Night!

How to make S?Mores in your microwave:

Break a graham cracker in half and place on a microwave-safe plate. (You can make as many as you can fit on your plate!)

Place ? of a chocolate bar on one cracker piece

Place a marshmallow on the other half of the cracker piece

Microwave for 20 seconds, watching closely. Marshmallows puff in the microwave?so make sure not to over-puff! (Although children will find the mess rather hysterical, so it might be worth it!) Place the two cracker-halves together and enjoy a gooey, delicious, family favorite.

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