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Thank you, do enjoy.

Nice lantern. I made something similar using mains lights some years ago. Wrapped them around a candle though, so you've the best of both worlds.

Not as far as I'm aware, I always replace my inner tubes after use as repairing a motorcycle one is not a good idea. It is only meant as a get you home dodge, and doesn't inflate the tyre to the full pressure, so you should add air as soon as possible. Running too far on a flat, or partially deflated tyre is what causes the damage.

It's made from cast iron, the name harks back to when it would have been a flat stone by the fire. Originally purchased in 1942 when my father was stationed in Wales during the war.

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I would look great wall mounted.

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Sorry, I don't. Have you tried googleing for one.

Thank you, sorry to hear about your bake stone. Have you tried looking on ebay for a replacement. Mind you it takes years to train one up properly!

Love these, been meaning to make some for ages. Here's a photo of the last lot I made, on a 70 year old planc, smuggled into England during the 2nd world war by my mother. Well my Dad was stationed in Pembroke Dock for a while.Try adding pudding spice and dried cranberries for that Christmassy flavour.

You might find it easier to insert the wick before you bend the pipe.

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Thank you for your comment, unfortunately I cannot read your language.

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Thanks for your comment, I ride as a solo, back won't let me handle a sidecar. 2wd not available in UK as chair on the opposite side.