Turkish Coffee

I take it that you are very familiar with the drink of the gods ( no sacrilege intended)

We shall have to teach Charlie what Kawa really tastes like.

I just ordered an alcohol burner and I have a charcoal brazier

I better be careful about how much stuff I bring. Not sure about vehicles in the game area when leaving on Sunday

Hi Dave,
What Geoff said is true, there are many coffee lovers at KR!
I've had the pleasure myself, but it was made on a regular stove.

I'm not sure what your set-up is like, but please keep in mind that, other than fireplaces, we do not allow open flames in any of the buildings at our events. We only use battery operated lighting.

Also, for this particular camp, there should not be a problem pulling your car up to the Inn to pack on Sunday.

Nor do we allow open flames in any of our buildings at KanaraK in Indiana

Any coffee making will be done out in the open . One method is a small charcoal grill and the other is with a small catalytic alcohol burner , Very little open flame
If I need to set up a fire ring, I can do that along with a water bucket


If I have to cook it on the stove in the Kitchen, I can do that as well.

Having personally experienced the unique experience that was having coffee in a nomads tent in the middle of an Israeli desert, may I humbly suggest that you coordinate your coffee making endeavours with our resident bedouin-in-chief and hookah-mancer, he of the grand tent, Minister Zahir?

How can he coordinate with someone he has never met IG.  Let him come to town and set up shop and all who desire to particiapte in his experience may.

How can he coordinate with someone he has never met IG.  Let him come to town and set up shop and all who desire to particiapte in his experience may.

Well how the frak was I to know he's never met him IG...