unneccessary items

_wombat_ · Master (of Mischief)

RE: unneccessary items

the rocket · Guru

plastic containers. we had a bit of leftover food and we stored it in the fridge. Now, no more containers and we eat it first time. clothes, we did a big cull with them. never wore most of the "just in case" clothes. good luck. rocket n strop

Happywanderer · The Master

I had another clean out the other day. Its amazing when you just think about it, literally, suddenly its off out to Myrtle and a few more things get turfed or re-sorted.
Next to go will be my awning which is folded up on passenger front floor, now I have a permanent one being fitted.
I have a rearrange of things when I realise they would be better in a different spot.
Now its just a matter of a bit more food and a few more clothes at the time depending on which direction I am going in.

the rocket · Guru

plastic conainers for leftovers. now we eat whatever we make straight away, no storing in the fridge and clothes. rocket n strop

stoney123 · Senior Member

I have thongs and scarpa hiking boots. (just got them resoled, 20+ years old, and havent bought a pair of runners for at least 10 years.) i take a frypan, billy, 2 saucepans, use fire to cook or the small gas stove. Live in a tent and have a big tarp for rain and sun. I have a small fire under tarp. Catch rainwater in bucket and wash clothes. (use town water if no rain) hang up to rinse in rain. Will be getting a 12v shower, have showered in the rain as well. take a toilet seat as well.

Just done my 2 months free camp on a beach (so humid, just wore footy shorts and no shirt except when in sun), new car soon, lpg, AGM batteries, solar and inverter. (have a spare car battery which i run the lappy off, but i need more power!!