Chippewa Kitchen

May 15, 2006 By Clarke Green

A nice setup for cooking at a long term camp the Chippewa Kitchen in this drawing is lashed out of eight foot poles about 1 1/2″ in diameter. Naturally you can scale the kitchen to available materials or conditions as you see fit. Note the pot drying rack and worktop.

No sooner had I posted this halfway around the world Peter at Ropes and Poles posted this small camp table.

Tags: Camping Skills, Cooking, Knots and Pioneering, Scout Skills

About Clarke Green

Clarke has worked with thousands of Scouts and Scouters as a director at his local Scout Camp (Camp Horseshoe), and as a Scoutmaster for 30 years. He is the recipient of a number of awards recognizing his service to Scouting, including the B.S.A.’s Silver Beaver, District Award of Merit, and is a Vigil Honor member of Octoraro Lodge 22. He is author of the blog and podcast at Scoutmastercg.com, The Scouting Journey, and Thoughts on Scouting. An avid outdoorsman and amateur actor, he lives in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania with his wife Teddi.

Comments

shaharaboud says

June 6, 2006 at 8:28 pm

wow
Ogle Earth says

May 18, 2006 at 7:10 am

Short news: SketchUp content, SketchUp for scouts, Antioch

Here’s a quick update. I’ll be travelling the next few days, so posting may be intermittent. (In the meantime, I’ve updated the Ogle Earth link list.) SketchUpModels.com is a very nicely designed commercial repository of models, for sale at affordable…
MAKE: Blog says

May 15, 2006 at 6:51 pm

Chippewa Kitchen

Clarke writes “Here’s a nice setup for cooking at a long term camp the Chippewa Kitchen in this drawing is lashed out of eight foot poles about 1 1/2” in diameter. Naturally you can scale the kitchen to available…
Ropes and Poles pioneering blog says

May 15, 2006 at 5:07 pm

Small Camp Table

…At around the same time I published this post, Clarke at Scoutmaster blog hit the button on his computer and published drawings of this Kitchen Table.