[hort1]

Heather the cob is very popular in Australia but I bout whether many kiwis know what one is. Dene my son who lived in London for years swears by the Weber bag he is off today to buy the last one they have in store at this price

[Teardrop]

I would not argue against the Cobb either, having witnessed first hand the Derb version of dinner on it. But I think the Weber is equal with the advantage of being much easier to clean, and probably cheaper to run. When we got our Baby Q, we liked it so much that we got a slightly bigger version and now the oven at home has become redundant. Runs forever on a 9kg gas bottle.

Dene

[Andrew and Debbie]

Things we can't do without in our caravan are the coffee machine, the dishwasher, the microwave, and of course the xantrex 1800 watt inverter that makes it all work. And the bigger bathroom and bed.

Cheers,
Andrew

[Derb]

Darn 5 star motel on wheels - don't forget the washing machine and "Kitchen Bitch"....mutter mutter mutter

[vanzijlp]

Aero press for the best and fastest cuppa. Specialist cafes and coffee suppliers. When my barista nephew blew it’s accolades. I rolled my eyes, but he was right. Also light enough to take tramping...

[coolnzmum]

I would have to say our GPS Unit - After staying at Te Puke for 3 months with some wonderful people we have been given all these suggestions and our GPS has found all these wonderful locations after going around the Cormandel. Have over ridden the Gps unit on two occassions only to find that the GPS unit was correct - hate that when a machine knows more than me
Brian and Anne

Our family have declared that my husband has his own built in GPS they call it the "Go Peters way System" he is well known for ignoring the GPS because he's sure it's wrong We go on some interesting detours