Vi—Firelighting Snapshots from a Newcomer's Pocket-book (Cly Lar, Ge, Lor Bapex-Pows)
'As a backwoodsman you have of "Bourse to be able to cook your own food—you can't Ing your mother about with you to do tt 'But you can't cook food straight bin without' ever" having learned how; and 0° advise every Scout 0 set to work and learn this before The next camping season comes on, Practice Makes Perfect You can do a good deal by help-in the Kitchen at home and see-Jing how the food is got ready. You ould also get a baker to show you how to mix dough and" to" bake Dread.
But It ig no use merely to be shown how it is to be done; the Shing Is to do it yourself You will-make a few mistakes at gest Your" dough will cine out be burnt and your milk smoked; bat custard and your porridge will
after a Sew trials you will soon find yourself able to cook quite wel.
'The fit thing that. is necessary for cooking, even if It is only boil Dilly of ten, isto havea fire: and 'a totderfoot makes' a. pretty food hash of lighting a fre wit he Knows how.
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