Years ago, I bought a lightweight aluminum cookset from an outfit called Early
Winters. It's Teflon coated inside for easy clean-up with minimum use of soap or
water. I think it was made in England. It nests and I just pad it with paper towels.
The cabinet bottoms are lined with that thin foam stuff available everywhere. I use
polycarbonate (Lexan) utensils. Lightweight, quiet and unbreakable. I have a selection
of food. I use a Revereware SS tea kettle for instant coffee, cereal and wash-up. It
nest easily in the sink with the lid down. Use Campsuds or something similar for
wash-up, in a small plastic squeeze bottle.
Sleeping bag and pillow under the back seat.
Now, thank you, this topic has made me realize I have forgotten one important item.
DOGFOOD! I carry it in large heavy-weight Zip-Lock bags available in the sporting
goods section of my favorite, local and only you-know-who mart. Never go anywhere
without my Shadow, a big black Lab.
Jerry

----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom L. Salicos" <tomsalicos@ATTBI.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2003 10:25 AM
Subject: Re: Banging around, was Re: Compact cookware set

> > This brings up something that has bugged me for some time.  Do any of you
> > have any real cool tricks that you use to keep your cookware from banging
> > around while you're driving
>