Wild Cooking Easy Right-Soto Windmaster
Channel: Robert John Kerr
Date: 22/05/2021

We have been enjoying your advice and  comments so thank you for that.
But i have been getting quite a few comments asking me ...why i don't do any cooking and that the cooking is the best part.....
Well the answer to that is ...
I have been avoiding the cooking... Taking what i have thought to be the easy option....
Making sandwiches... taking fruit... and biscuits.... 
Now i got to say when my lass has been with me we have actually used the stove and i have cooked... but it has been freezing weather and the experience has not been good...
Apart from the actual point at which we are eating.... Because i got to agree... the food tastes so good outdoors.... 
On black hill for example the wind was ridiculous.... and the sub zero temperature as the evening drew in caused the gas regulation to fail in some way.... and we had huge yellow random flames from the stove... instead of the regulated controllable blue flame...
So yeah it’s just been far too cold to enjoy and film the cooking.... 
And i think another factor has been the learning curve of just pitching the tent.... again in the cold with wet ground.... 
But them feelings are a thing of the past.... 
My last couple of solo wild camps i would have loved to be having a warm cup of coffee.... just that would have been enough.... and the thought of a hot meal....
It might all seem very simple to some of you .... but it has taken this long for me to even consider cooking and thinking it would be an enjoyable experience....
So this is my basic cooking setup.... its been recommended so many times by viewers.... Its of course the Soto Wind-master.... 
Now im not saying im gonna be the next Patrick Dickinson.... We all know Patrick.... The Keith Floyd of the moors....
But will be taking this with me on all my future wild camps ... so you will be seeing a little bit of the cooking and eating.... 
So it was just a little update and response to comments regarding cooking....or the lack of....