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Mackinac Island: The Jewel of Michigan
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
8/18/2013 - 8/23/2013
8/9/2015 - 8/14/2015
8/16/2015 - 8/21/2015
8/23/2015 - 8/28/2015
8/30/2015 - 9/4/2015
9/13/2015 - 9/18/2015
9/20/2015 - 9/25/2015
9/27/2015 - 10/2/2015
10/4/2015 - 10/9/2015
5 nights
Mackinac Island, Michigan
Price starting at:
$1,075.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
History & Culture
15; 5 Breakfasts, 5 Lunches, 5 Dinners
Meal Options:
Vegetarian; Low Fat
Explore the treasures of Mackinac Island as you delve into the island's glorious history, geology, natural beauty, architecture and modern life. Discover old-world traditions as you learn about the island's early economic and military importance as well as its development as a Victorian resort. Customs and cultures will come alive through lectures and field trips with local residents and area experts. A field trip to Fort Mackinac, a carriage ride around the island and afternoon tea at the historic Grand Hotel will enhance your visit.
� Discover the valuable roles horses play on the island during a narrated carriage ride.
� On a walk with a naturalist, explore the island's beautiful natural spaces up close, then juxtapose your natural encounter with afternoon tea amid the elegance of the historic Grand Hotel.
� Learn why Mackinac�s Victorian homes are an important part of island history on a field trip with the Deputy Director of Mackinac State Historic Parks.
Activity Particulars
Walking 1�2 miles per day. Paved and unpaved roads, some hilly terrain, stairs.
Transportation by foot, horse-drawn carriage, bike.
Coordinated by Central Michigan University.
Mackinac Island
With a vibrant Native American and European history, this island in Lake Huron is an amalgam of natural beauty and Victorian architecture. Michilimackinac, or Land of the Great Turtle, forbids automobiles in favor of carriages or bicycles.
Stately Victorian manor.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Karen Allen
Karen Allen currently teaches reading and language arts in grades 2-7 at the Mackinac Island Public School on Mackinac Island. Originally from Pontiac, Michigan, Karen has worked at the school since 1988 and resides on the island year round. Each Spring Karen produces a Broadway Jr. production with her students. She enjoys traveling and created a travel club at the school. Karen, a CMU alum, offers walking tours of the island as a side business. Karen has a daughter who attended the University of Michigan and now works in the Detroit area.
Steve Brisson
Steve Brisson currently serves as the Deputy Director of Mackinac State Historic Parks. He received his B.A. in history from Northern Michigan University and his M.A. in history museum studies from the Cooperstown Graduate Program in Cooperstown, N.Y. A Michigan native, he completed his graduate internship at the Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village. Steve previously worked as a curator for the State Historical Society of Wisconsin before joining Mackinac State Historic Parks in 1996. He has written several articles and four books on Mackinac Island's history. He lives in Cheboygan and works out of the Mackinac State Historic Parks Mackinaw City office in the winter and the Mackinac Island office at Fort Mackinac in the summer.
Jeff Dykehouse
Jeff Dykehouse has worked for the Mackinac State Historic Parks (MSHP) since 1983 and is the Curator of Natural History for the MSHP. Trained as a biologist, he has worked as an interpretive naturalist, environmental educator, research biologist, and audiovisual specialist for a number of Michigan�s State and National Parks. Jeff has been a �birder� all his life and has had a master Federal Bird Banding permit for over 30 years. Jeff lives on the shore of Lake Huron near Cheboygan with his wife and their three children.
Patricia Martin
Patricia Martin holds a master�s of science degree in field botany from Central Michigan University (CMU) where she wrote her thesis entitled �A Floristic Study of the Vascular Plants of Mackinac Island, Michigan.� She also holds a secondary education teaching certificate from CMU and did her undergraduate work in biology and chemistry at Alma College in Alma, Michigan. She taught school in England, Richmond, Michigan, and on Mackinac Island where she continues to substitute teach. She grew up on the island where she lives year round. For 11 years she was both a natural history interpreter and head historic house interpreter for the Mackinac State Historic Parks. For the last three decades she has run her family home, Bogan Lane Inn, as a bed and breakfast and writes the weekly �Nature Notes� column for the Mackinac Island Town Crier. Trish is a member of the Mackinac Horsemen�s Association, and serves on the Planning Commission, the Environmental Advisory Committee, and the Ministry Support Team of Trinity Episcopal Church where she is also one of the priests.
Lisa Craig-Brisson
Lisa Craig Brisson lives on Mackinac Island in the summer and in Cheboygan, Michigan during the winter. She holds undergraduate degrees in history and social studies-secondary education from the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, and a master�s degree in museum studies from the Cooperstown Graduate Program in New York. Lisa has worked at historic sites all over the country including Historic Fort Snelling and the Alexander Ramsey House in Minnesota, Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts, the Farmer�s Museum in New York, and most recently Mackinac State Historic Parks. From 1999 to 2012, Lisa worked as an independent museum history educator. Some of her favorite former projects include operating a historic walking excursion business on Mackinac Island, helping update the Mackinac Island Carriage Tour experience, and serving as a local coordinator for a project that brought a Smithsonian Institution exhibit about food to the Cheboygan Area Public Library. Lisa was hired this year to serve as the Executive Director for the Michigan Museums Association, which gives her the opportunity to work with museums throughout the state. To say she is thrilled to pieces with this new venture would be an understatement. In her free time, Lisa enjoys learning about local foods and writes the weekly food column for the Cheboygan Daily Tribune.
Meals and Lodgings
Harbour View Inn
Mackinac Island
5 nights
Harbour View Inn
Harbour View Inn overlooks the water and is an elegant hotel recreated in Victorian charm. The inn enjoys a colorful history. Madame La Framboise, a Great Lakes fur trader and granddaughter of Returning Cloud, Chief of the Ottowa Indian Nation, built this stately manor. Her home offered shelter for early traders, explorers, and mapmakers, as well as a meeting place for writers, artists, Governors, and Ladies. You will find the Victorian charm and history of Harbour View Inn enchanting. Please visit their web site at harbourviewinn.com to download a brochure or view a video of the hotel and grounds.
Contact info:
100 Huron Street
Mackinac Island, MI 49757 USA
phone: 906-847-0101
Facility amenities:
Wireless Internet.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
Approx. $190 + tax. Make own reservations. Identify yourself as a Road Scholar participant.
Check in time:
Additional nights after:
Approx. $190 + tax. Make own reservations. Identify yourself as a Road Scholar participant.
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
Hotel and Road Scholar registration is 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. on the first day. Dinner is at 6:00 p.m. in the dining room. You will be staying at
Harbour View Inn
that night.
End of Program:
The program ends at 11:30 a.m. with a box lunch on the last day. You will be staying at
Harbour View Inn
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required.
Parking availability:
Each ferry company offers free parking for the first 5 nights, including RV parking. Lots are patrolled regularly by law enforcement personnel. Indoor parking is available. Rates vary $8-$15/night. Please contact the ferry companies directly for details.
To Start of Program
Mackinac Island
Nearest city or town:
Mackinaw City
Nearest highway:
Nearest airport:
Pellston Airport
From End of Program
Mackinac Island
Additional transportation information same as above
Travel Details
Mackinac Island
From Ferry Landing
Mackinac Island Carriage Tours
phone: 906-847-3323
Per Person/One Way:
$5 (2 person minimum required)
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
10 minutes
Taxis are sometimes at the ferry docks waiting for passengers. If a taxi is not at the docks, you will need to call for one. Waiting time can vary from 10-15 minutes. Actual walking time to the hotel from the ferry docks is approximately 10-15 minutes. If you stand with your back to the water while facing inward toward the island, proceed to the right. The hotel is only a few blocks from the ferry docks, on the left, white with tall columns, a gracious veranda, and large sign.
From Airport
Wolverine Stages
phone: 800-825-1450
Advanced Reservations Required
Per Person/One Way:
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
Approximately 45 minutes
Fly into Pellston Regional Airport from Detroit. Take taxi/limousine service from Pellston to one of the ferry docks in Mackinaw City. Reservations are recommended 2-3 weeks in advance. Contact via phone or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Driving Directions
From the North
Take I-75 south and follow signs to St. Ignace. Take exit 345, exit 348, or exit 344A and follow the signs to one of the three ferry docks. All three ferry companies provide service from St. Ignace and Mackinaw City. See below for additional information about the ferry companies.
From the South
From the lower peninsula of Michigan, take I-75 north and follow signs for Mackinaw City. Take either exit 337 and travel north on Huron Street or exit 338 and travel south on Huron Street. There are three ferry companies that can ferry you to the island. All three ferry companies offer similar amenities and comparable services. The staff at the ferry docks will explain where to park your car to unload your luggage for transfer to Mackinac Island. Allow approximately a half hour to park your car, load your luggage, and board the ferry. Ferry to island is approximately 15 minutes (no reservations required). Maps and directions to each ferry company are included on their web sites. Shepler's Mackinac Island Ferry $18/person 800-828-6157 sheplersferry.com Purchase online or upon arrival. Online discount code is SCHOLAR. Star Line Mackinac Island Ferry $12/person 800-638-9892 mackinacferry.com Purchase online or upon arrival. Online discount code is CMU. Arnold Line Transit Co. $9/person 800-542-8528 arnoldline.com Purchase online or upon arrival (discount does not apply to online purchases). Identify yourself as a Road Scholar participant to receive the discount rates. It is customary to tip the ferry porter assisting with your car and luggage. Customary tip is $2-$5.
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Welcome and Orientation
(Sunday, August 18)
On-site registration and hotel check-in.
Dinner on-site.
Welcome program.
Harbour View Inn
Meals Included:
Day 2:
Carriage Tour and Fort Mackinac
(Monday, August 19)
Breakfast on-site.
Enjoy a narrated carriage tour of Mackinac Island through the downtown and into the state park. Discover the valuable roles horses play on the island. Afterwards, visit historic Fort Mackinac and learn about the island's military importance.
Lunch on-site.
Discover the geological history of Mackinac Island and the Great Lakes region in a classroom session followed by a walking field trip with a prominent local naturalist.
Dinner on-site.
Learn about the daily challenges, unique dilemmas, and unexpected pleasures residents face living on Mackinac Island.
Harbour View Inn
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
History of Mackinac Island
(Tuesday, August 20)
Breakfast on-site.
Discuss the unusual combination of Mackinac Island history (Native, French, English, and American) and learn how each culture played a role in the island's development. Discover the island�s role in past wars, as a home for early fur traders, explorers, and mapmakers, and its development as a popular tourist destination.
Lunch on-site
Group will be split into two groups: Group A will attend a classroom session to study the unique flora and plant life on the island followed by a walking field trip to experience the island's natural beauty up close (includes 1 � 1.5 hour leisurely walk). Group B will visit the historic Grand Hotel for an elegant, but casual, afternoon of tea.
Dinner on-site.
Learn about the indigenous birds on Mackinac Island through a fun and charming lecture with an experienced birder.
Harbour View Inn
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Mackinac Island Birding
(Wednesday, August 21)
Breakfast on-site.
Learn more about the island�s birds on a walk to discover their habitats and nesting areas.
Lunch on-site.
Group will be split into two groups: Group B will attend a classroom session to study the unique flora and plant life on the island followed by a walking field trip to experience the island's natural beauty up close (includes 1 � 1.5 hour leisurely walk). Group A will visit the historic Grand Hotel for an elegant, but casual, afternoon of tea.
Dinner on-site.
Learn about one of Mackinac Island�s most important resources � the horses. The island vet will discuss the roles of horses on the island, their care, and why they are so essential to island life today.
Harbour View Inn
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
Victorian Architecture/Free Afternoon
(Thursday, August 22)
Breakfast on-site.
Learn why the Victorian homes on Mackinac Island are an important part of the island's history and their status today as renowned works of art. Revel in their beauty and design on a walking field trip with the Chief Curator of Mackinac State Historic Parks.
Lunch on-site.
Enjoy a free afternoon to explore Mackinac Island on your own.
Dinner on-site.
Closing program.
Harbour View Inn
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
(Friday, August 23)
Breakfast on-site.
Discover the traditional foods of Northern Michigan, including their historical and cultural influences.
Lunch on-site.
Program ends after lunch.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Important information about your itinerary:
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information featured on this website. Itineraries are based on our best information at this time. Circumstances beyond our control may require us to adjust itineraries or other details. We regret any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Information will be sent to you from your Program Provider approximately three weeks prior to the program start date. The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
You can't find a better value than Road Scholar.
As a not-for-profit organization, we are dedicated to providing all-inclusive educational programs at great value. From lectures to gratuities to field trips to accommodations - the tuition you pay up front is all that you pay.
Specifically, this program includes:
5 nights accommodations
15 meals: 5 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 5 dinners
Expert-led lectures: 9
Expert-led lectures
Led by one or more of our world-class instructors, typically in a classroom setting, lectures come in the form of presentations, discussions or workshops and offer expert insight into your area of study.
Field trips: 8
Field trips
The world is your classroom, as you're on location with an instructor to pursue your educational theme firsthand.
Plus these special experiences...
Experience an in-depth look at Mackinac Island through lectures and field trips with local experts.
Discover the beauty and unique history of Mackinac Island on a narrated carriage tour around the island.
Relax at the Grand Hotel while enjoying afternoon tea.
View the Daily Schedule to see more
And included with all Road Scholar programs:
Learning led by expert instructors who are authorities in the field of study.
An experienced Group Leader attuned to the needs of Road Scholar participants.
Customary gratuities throughout the program that you would normally pay yourself.
The Road Scholar Travel Assistance Plan, providing 24-hour-a-day emergency assistance coverage.
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Please keep me safe from all danger and harm. Help me to start this day with a new attitude and plenty of gratitude. Let me make the best of each day to clear my mind so that I can hear from You.
Let me not whine and whimper over things I have no control over. Let me continue to see sin through God's eyes and acknowledge it as evil. And when I sin, let me repent, and confess with my mouth my wrongdoing, and receive the forgiveness of God.
And when this world closes in on me, let me remember Jesus' example -- to slip away and find a quiet place to pray. It's the best response when I'm pushed beyond my limits. I know that when I can't pray, You listen to my heart. Continue to use me to do Your will.
Continue to bless me that I may be a blessing to others. Keep me strong that I may help the weak. Keep me uplifted that I may have words of encouragement for others. I pray for those who are lost and can't find their way. I pray for those who are misjudged and misunderstood. I pray for those who don't know You intimately. I pray for those who will delete this without sharing it with others. I pray for those who don't believe. But I thank you that I believe.
I believe that God changes people and God changes things. I pray for all my sisters and brothers. For every family member in their households. I pray for peace, love and joy in their homes that they are out of debt and all their needs are met.
I pray that every eye that reads this knows there is no problem, circumstance, or situation greater than God. Every battle is in Your hands for You to fight. I pray that these words be received into the hearts of every eye that sees them and every mouth that confesses them willingly..
This is my prayer.
In Jesus' Name,
~Your friend and supporter SweetLucy
This morning when God opened a window to Heaven ,He saw me and asked My child what is your greatest wish for today? I responded, Please take care of the 1 who is reading this message & their family & their special friends. They deserve it & I love them very much. The love of God is like the ocean, you can see its beginning, but not its end.
ANGELS EXIST but sometimes, since they don't all have wings we call them FRiENDS.
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Thanks for the invite. It's an honor to have your friendship. Tragedies like yours are the inspiration for my DUI enforcement. Condolences for your losses. Stay safe and well.
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Well I got my third DUI of the year the other day. It was right at 3:15 pm as school buses were droping kids of. His BAC was 0.17g/210L. He had your favorite insurance. I thought you would find that interesting. It makes me sad that i have more DUI's being on day shift then the ones who work night shift. But thats atleast three less on the roads. Take care keep safe and keep speading the word my brother.
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Thank you for the friendship. Warm greetings from Europe-Croatia.
Stay safe.
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Thanks for the invite, Gary, and thanks for servnig, God bless!
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Gary, Thanks for the invite, stay safe and keep your head down....Jeff


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Posted 19 November 2012 - 19:32
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I would like to see an option to NOT have my name in yellow with the + in front of it. I think the biggest perk is no-adverts. I don't feel like I need my username to get special recognition for that.
Posted 19 November 2012 - 20:48
But he isn't, so as a followup to the massive disappointment there would be a severe drop as aftermath.
just throwing this out there..... personal meet and greet with Steve... you'd jump subscription rates 10 fold to find out he is a real person not a cyborg
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I'd send him over to some lonely girls then, guess I can get that without sending money to Neowin though.
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Trangia Mini Trangia
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Simple, reliable, and fuel is a renewable resource.
Source: bought it new
Simple, reliable, and fuel is a renewable resource.
- Easy to use
- Fuel is renewable resource
- Reliable
- Simple design
- Not as efficient as others
When I started planning my backpacking needs, stoves terrified me. As ten-year old I had suffered significant burns to my arm and foot (boiling soup) and all things fire/heat related still freak me out thirty years later. In my planning I immediately nixed any of the pressurized stoves and soon nixed canister stoves as well, I just wasn't comfortable with using them. I found one of the three million build-a-soda-can-stove websites and did some tinkering. Though the stoves I built came out well, I still wasn't happy.
Then I found Trangia. A simple, time-tested burner design that is idiot-proof. Well, to clarify that a little, it's idiot-proof for someone cautious and attentive. It doesn't get simpler to actually fire up — just pour in fuel and light — in a few seconds (depending on how cold it is) you will have a nice steady flame ready for your pot.
Things I like: easy to use, nothing to fail in the field, and I know how to safely handle its fuel. I also like the idea that the alcohol that this stove burns comes from a renewable resource and not a fossil fuel. The stove is quiet when operating and with a little practice with the simmer ring, you can cook all sorts of things.
Things I dislike: I wish the simmer ring was more of a lobster claw design (meaning two leaves that open) as opposed to the single plate which ends up offsetting your flame under your pot.
Overall I really like this stove and pot stand. I did upgrade my pot to one that's a bit larger than the one that comes with the kit. I wouldn't call the pot stand a windscreen at all though, this stove definitely needs a better windscreen to be at all efficient.
I've used mine for day hiking meals, as well as our primary cook stove during a couple of winter storms where we lost power as well as getting us through a week without power during Storm Alfred in 2011. I've also dragged it along to our Relay for Life weekend to keep the coffee flowing for our team, everyone on the overnight especially appreciated the hot coffee and popcorn (lol this stove and Jiffy Pop are a dynamic duo!).
I have just completed a 12 month review of the Trangia…
Price Paid: $28.95
I have just completed a 12 month review of the Trangia 28. 4 seasons of use and approximately 103 days in the field. I cook both conventional meals and dehydrated meals. I gave this stove a 4.5 as it does not have the final component - a windscreen and you must protect the interior of the lid when stored to save the non-stick coating.
The stove is well designed, sturdy and with care should last a lifetime. It packs nicely and does not rattle in the pack. There is room to put a lightmyfire scout in it when packed. Drop two stones in the burner holder/windshield and you can cook with esbit. A k-mart grease pot can be substituted for the pot for a little more volume and the lid still fits. Or the whole kit will drop right in the grease pot to have two pots to use.
Fuel is stored in the stove which decreased the amount of fuel wasted compared to a Pepsi can stove. With the simmer cap I can cook things like spaghetti, eggs over-easy, and pancakes. There are no moving parts to fail and virtually no maintenance - field or otherwise. The frypan/pot lid is non stick and works wonderfully. I have never had a problem lighting or using this stove - even on snow.
For a solo hiker this a wonderful kit. I am now starting my 12 month review of the Trangia 27-3 ul.
This stove is compact, lightweight, and very packable.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $26
This stove is compact, lightweight, and very packable. It is solidly built and very durable, made for back country use and years of dependable service. Its simple design with no moving parts ensures no maintenance ever needed. It does what it is intended to do, cook my food while out on the trail.
- Compact
- Lightweight
- Packable
- Solid construction and durable
- No maintenance required
- Very quiet
- Ecologically sound
- Slow cooker
I have been using my Mini Trangia for a couple of years now. I do have other stoves and burners I can use that are operated with white gas or propane canisters, however I prefer the ecologically sound use of an alcohol stove. It is a quiet, non disruptive method of cooking while in the outdoors. There are no canisters to dispose of, and if the fuel spills it simply evaporates without harm to the environment.
I use it mostly for boiling water for dehydrated foods and beverages, but have used it to fry eggs and spam too. It works very well. Boil times vary form 6 to 10 minutes depending on the weather and temperature of the water so its not the fastest way of cooking on the trail, but the extra few moments are worth the peace, relaxation, and ecological benefits using this stove brings. You can simmer with it by using the simmer control ring supplied with the stove. You ignite the stove with a match, a lighter, or a simple spark from a ferrocerium rod.
I have used this stove in many different weather conditions with success, in both cold and warm temperatures, in snowy and rainy conditions, and in altitudes up to 10,000 feet. Sure some of these varying conditions do affect the performance of the stove, but it still works. I should add that the use of a windscreen should be considered in most instances as it does seem to be affected in winds over 5 mph.
I carry this stove not only for hiking, I also throw it in my day pack and carry it with me everyday. It is lightweight, compact, and very packable. Because I am on the road everyday I take along with it some water, coffee and a Mountain House meal. I never know from day to day whether I will be close enough to a restaurant to grab a warm meal, so this little stove has been a Godsend and has saved me allot of money in dining expenses.
I give the Mini-Trangia 28 4.5 stars, only because…
I give the Mini-Trangia 28 4.5 stars, only because it needs a windscreen to truly be a complete stove. I made my windscreen out of an aluminum roasting pan that cost about a buck at W-Mart.
The neat thing about the 28 over the larger Trangias like the 25 or my 27-7, is that it really does have a pre-heat attachment included, and its easier to use than the optional winterizing kit that you have to buy extra for the bigger models. Just pour a little fuel in the aluminum potstand of the 28, place the spirit burner in the potstand as you normally do with the lid off, and light the fuel in the bottom by inserting a lit match through one of the air holes in the side. This will not only pre-warm the spirit burner, but also light it after a while. If you pre-warm, use a windscreen, and leave the lid on the pot, you will get a lot faster boil times than most people would have you believe.
About the lid/frypan: it snaps on for storage and transport. To use it when cooking, invert the lid on the pot. When inverted, it has a rebated rim that keeps it from sliding off in the same way the pot rests on the pot stand. Plus you can use the pot grab to remove it. It may seem silly for me to write this, but a few others on the internet claimed the lid was difficult to use when cooking because they couldn't get it unsnapped without burning their fingers!
I do love my Trangia 27-7, but since I got the Mini the Mini stays ready to go in my ruck. Even after a brief period of soda-can experimentation, I find I like this compact utterly bullet proof Trangia the best of any one person stove I've used.
I've been trying to figure out what type of stove…
Price Paid: $30
I've been trying to figure out what type of stove to carry while backpacking. I checked out the canister stoves, esbit, and alcohol. I decided to go with the alcohol platform.
The canister is faster and easier. But the canisters are expensive, you don't know how much gas you have left (unless you time it and do some math), and you wind up with a bunch of partially empty canisters in your gear box.
Esbit is smelly, leaves black stuff on your pot, and can only be bought at specialized camping stores (same goes for canisters).
Alcohol stoves aren't quite as efficient, and are slower, but those seem to be the only drawbacks. You can get denatured alcohol in any town, you can even use everclear or other high proof drinking alcohols in a pinch. If your alcohol stove is destroyed on the trail, on say a through hike, you can stop off and get a cat food can, and have a new stove in 5 minutes by homemaking it (google supercat stove).
Anyway, to the Mini Trangia. The Mini Trangia is heavier and less efficient than many alcohol stoves. I feel though, that it's positive qualities make up for these negatives.
The stove is brass, and very stout. It has no moving parts to break mid hike. I love the way the whole kit neatly fits together inside the pot and frying pan/lid. It can simmer, which most alcohol stoves can not. You can use the simmer ring to put out the stove when done cooking. It has a storage cap, so when you have alcohol left over in your stove, you just screw on the cap, and hike on!
The only negatives I've found, are a lack of the ability to prime the stove in cold weather, and that you need to purchase or make a windscreen. To solve the priming problem I tried several "fixes" through experimentation.
The best way I found to prime the stove in winter is this: Get a tealight candle, and pull out the candle part, leaving the metal container. Keep this with your Trangia, it weighs almost nothing. When it's cold out, get your tealight warm, I use a mini bic lighter for a couple of seconds. Put a little alcohol in the tealight. Put the tealight on the Trangia "storage" cap to elevate it. Light the tealight. Flip the pot stand upside down, and center it over the tealight. Place your stove on the upside down pot stand. In just a minute your Trangia will be warmed up, now just set the stove up like normal, and light it (you could also use the tealight to warm up water for a cup of coco instead of lighting the Trangia).
So with my Trangia in "storage mode" I have in it: the stove, snuffer cap/simmer ring, the storage cap, potstand, potlifter, windscreen folded up, a three inch long strip of cardboard to ease lighting (not needed, but nice to have), and the tealight.
All in all I really like this stove. It's built to last, with nothing really to break, and it just works, which is the most important thing when deep in the mountains.
Brilliant little stove! Weighs next to nothing, uses…
Brilliant little stove! Weighs next to nothing, uses renewable fuel, and cooks only a bit slower than a gas-burner. I would only suggest that you take along a lightweight windscreen.
The little stove that could. I was surprised how small…
Price Paid: $20
The little stove that could. I was surprised how small it is, compared to the T-25, but the performance cannot be beat. The stove might be slower than the "rocket engines" of white gas stoves, but the fuel is safer and can be found more readily, and there is no fuss with the stove.
I would recommend making a second windscreen to go around the pot if you are cooking in a non-sheltered area, as the windscreen provided keeps the stove from going out, but doesn't trap the heat in. The stock windscreen (which doubles as a pot support) is really heavy duty, a bit of weight could be cut if they would make it out of titanium or if you made a lighter weight replacement.
Overall, the stove is perfect for the solo backpacker who wants to eat more than freeze dried foods. You start it up, go about setting up camp, and soon you have hot water. The stove also simmers very well, and because there are no flame-ups or intense heat it is easy and "safe" to use in a ventilated tent vestibule.
This is a very simple, durable and reliable stove.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $18
This is a very simple, durable and reliable stove. It stores fuel unlike other compact alcohol stoves. This works great with the aluminum Westbrook stand.
- Sturdy and durable
- Stores un-used fuel
- Affordable
- Burns multiple fuels
- Heavier than similar aluminum version
- Stock stand needs to be replaced
This stove is out of the box ready to use, there is not setup or prep time needed. This unlike other one piece alcohol stoves is quick and easy to fill. You just simply unscrew the stove cap and add your choice of approved fuels and light.
It will burn all styles of alcohol and automotive additive "heat." After about a minute the stove starts generating the forced flame. This particular style of alcohol stove comes with a simmer lids which allows you to control the flame. I have boiled water as quick as 8 1/2 minutes in optimum circumstances. The average time is closer to 10 minutes.
The stock stove stand that comes stock with this is heavy and bulky, I replaced it with an aluminum Westbrook stand. The three piece after market stand/windscreen is light and very compact. This extra is a must for solo hikers looking to save weight and space.
This stove will boil two quarts of water on just over an ounce of fuel. So keeping this in mind an 8-ounce fuel bottle will last you about 6 days making coffee in the morning and a dehydrated meal at night. Once you finish boiling or cooking, just simply drop the simmer plate over the stove and this extinguishes the stove. To use the simmer lid with the stove just slide it to the open position and adjust the flame to the level desired.
The stove is made out of sturdy brass weighing in at a little more than 9 ounces (used a spring style food scale could be heavier). The stove stand provided with this stove is heavy, that is why I bought the aftermarket stand ($12-14) even though the stove it self is small the stand allows you use large size pots or pans without a worry of dumping your meal.
I used this stove on several week long hikes this summer in the eastern Sierras and found no real issues with this product. I have yet to use it in freezing weather conditions, so maybe I will update you on this in the winter months.
I don't think you save space by replacing the stand as the stand fits inside the pot. What weight you may save using an alternative stand would also seem marginal. The bulk of the weight of the Trangia Mini is in the stove itself.
3 years ago
All that being said (having hit the "Enter" key by mistake and posted before completing my thought), the Trangia is a good little stove. As others have mentioned it is very robust and it is a highly practical design, especially as it incorporates a simmer ring which as far as I am aware no other alky stove does and its on-board fuel storage is also unique as far as I know. I own a couple of 'em and use 'em for day hikes and in my BOB, but for longer trips I am a fan of the Caldera Sidewinder as its efficiency is considerably better than the Trangia.
3 years ago
I think the size of the pot that comes with the Mini is around 700 ml. and you can do a couple of them (coffee and porridge) on one filling.
3 years ago
Cheap, light, and completely reliable. I have two…
Source: bought it new
Cheap, light, and completely reliable.
- Nothing to break down
- Cheap
- Light
- Slower
I have two Trangias, and they are excellent stoves. I bought the Mini to try it out, and learned a few lessons:
While an alcohol stove is slower than the pressurized ones, they are also completely reliable. While I was doling out my supper, sometimes others were still trying to fix leaky valves, plugged jets, or missing o-rings, and hadn't even started!
The whole package comes complete with stove, stand, bowl, frying pan, and handle, and packs up into a neat bundle that fits into one of the side pockets on my pack. Because it's so small and light, I'll carry it as a backup when someone else wants to use their fancy new MSR, and on occasion my little stove has had to feed everyone when the more expensive ones have failed.
Hint: Preset the simmer ring ahead of time — once it's warmed up, you'll burn your fingers trying to choke it back to save fuel.
Ok I have been out of the game for a while but it…
Price Paid: $28
Ok I have been out of the game for a while but it hasn't been that long anyway. I use to rough-it and cook over a fire but that has its problems like rain. So in my search for a stove I ruled out all petroleum based and pressurized fuels and that don't leave much.
So alcohol it is, cheap & easy to find and works good. You can use most any alcohol but I found that HEET works the best (Methyl Alcohol gas line antifreeze in the YELLOW bottle not the red) or Denatured Alcohol but with this it depends on the brad because of additives.
I chose this particular stove for three reasons A.) it has been in successful service for 20-25 years with the Swiss army (not that the Swiss have a great army) B.) it is durable with no moving parts (I can be kind of rough with my equipment) C.) you can seal in unused fuel with the o-ring sealed cap.
Easy to find fuel, Works good, easily packed, Windscreen doubles as a pot stand, Seals in extra fuel, Very durable
Not as hot as canister stoves, In bright light you cant see the flame, Windscreen could be better, A little heavy
My Conclusion
This is an awesome little stove and I won't go camping again without it.
Update: March 9, 2009
I started out with just the spirit burner and windscreen / pot stand and I carried it nested in my other cook-set. I was so impressed with the quality and durability that I bought the complete set and it is my first choice for cook sets and stove set up. I have cooked pancakes, stew etc boiled water and eaten out of it an it is just right. The stove is a bit heaver than my Gigapower but when you add up all you canisters windscreen fuel etc they are actually pretty close in weight.
Bottom line is if you're solo or in a group it's a nice set to have and it will last you a long time.
I must chime in as a counterweight to all the rave…
Price Paid: SEK 200 (equiv: USD $30)
I must chime in as a counterweight to all the rave reviews.
In its basic configuration, this is most definitely not a field-worthy alcohol stove.
The reason is that the windshield does not trap the heat in as soon as there is slight wind. Efficiency goes down the cellar, completely unacceptable, the stove gets EXTREMELY thirsty. Cutting a soda can into shape as an extra windshield makes it slightly better however.
The stove is not safe, either. Huge foot-long flames shoot out of the burner frequently. In-vestibule tent usage is hence out of the question. Not that you should really use any stove inside a tent but using this one would be very very dangerous.
Some people say this kit gets much better with a compact gas burner such as the Primus Micron (supposed to fit in the kit, replacing the burner and windshield). I don't like gas for simplicity reasons so I never tried this.
Summing up: Avoid, unless you will cook only in sheltered locations. Get the Trangia 27-1 instead, which is a great stove. The extra size and weight will be offset by greater fuel efficiency if your trip is longer than just a couple of days.
Or take a piece of tin foil. If you can't figure out that, you should probably stick with your Coleman. This is meant to be a bare-bones stove, the ultimate UL for survival or military use (its original purpose).
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Tried tin foil - Just isn't practical. It oxidizes and crumbles into pieces after just a couple of cooking sessions. This one needs a stable windshield to be practical in the field period. Best option would probably be a rather thin aluminium shield which encloses the whole kit exactly. Ultimate UL, I beg to differ, you can get the same functionality DIY for just over a hundred grams. But of course this kit is more robust and will probably last for decades and decades.
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GAME NOTES: One of only six unbeaten teams left in the Football Bowl Subdivision, the sixth-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes go in search of their 10th win of the season as they play host to the Illinois Fighting Illini this Saturday in Big Ten Conference action.
Illinois is just 2-6 on the season, and the team is in the midst of a five- game losing streak. The Illini suffered a 31-17 Homecoming loss to Indiana last Saturday, dropping the team to 0-4 in the Big Ten. Illinois has lost 10 straight to conference foes, with its last win coming over the Hoosiers last October. That was also the last true road win the team posted, as it has dropped six in a row on the enemy's home field.
At the other end of the success spectrum sits Urban Meyer's Ohio State squad, which recently took out Penn State in Happy Valley, 35-23, to notch its ninth win of the season, and fifth in conference. The Buckeyes, who are ineligible to play in the Big Ten Championship Game or participate in a bowl game this year, are off to their best start since the 2007 team ran out to a 10-0 start. OSU hasn't enjoyed an off week yet, but will do so next week before closing out the regular season with a pair of tough bouts at Wisconsin (Nov. 17), and at home against bitter rival Michigan (Nov. 24).
This game marks the 99th meeting in the all-time series between these two schools, and not surprisingly Ohio State owns a 63-30-4 advantage -- adjusted to reflect recent NCAA sanctions. Officially, the Buckeyes have won five of the last six meetings.
The Illini, who are coached by former Meyer assistant Tim Beckman, actually outgained the Hoosiers last week, 372-292, but eight penalties for a loss of 81 yards, along with a couple of costly fumbles doomed their chances. Add the fact that QB Nathan Scheelhaase was sacked seven times and it's somewhat surprising the team was able to stay as competitive as it was. RB Donovonn Young carried the ball 21 times for 124 yards (both career-highs), while Scheelhaase finished 17-of-27 for 176 yards and a TD. WR Darius Milliness led all pass catchers in the game with five grabs for 80 yards.
The Illinois defense actually performed well for the most part, allowing the Hoosiers just 1-of-13 success on third-down conversion attempts and logging three sacks. LBs Jonathan Brown and Mason Monheim paced the unit with 11 and 10 tackles, respectively.
With a scoring average that comes in at just 18.0 ppg, it's little wonder the Illini have struggled the way they have. They average just 317.4 ypg (132.5 ypg rushing, 184.9 ypg passing), and the unit has committed 20 turnovers while allowing a whopping 30 sacks. Scheelhaase has taken the majority of the snaps and is completing 61.3 percent of his passes for 839 yards, four TDs and five interceptions. Reilly O'Toole has also see considerable action, and he has been the more efficient of the two in hitting 74.7 percent of his throws for 539 yards, six TDs and three picks. Young has amassed 400 yards and scored a pair of TDs on the ground, while catching 27 balls for 131 yards and a score. Ryan Lankford is the team's leading receiver with 29 grabs for 413 yards and five TDs.
The UI defense allows 365.9 total ypg, with foes generating 152.6 ypg and scoring 17 TDs on the ground, while airing the ball out for 213.2 ypg and another 15 scores. As a result, the Illini give up nearly 31 ppg, and they've come up with only six interceptions and a dozen sacks. Brown paces the club with 55 tackles, 8.5 of which have been behind the line of scrimmage.
Despite his team's struggles and the fan base clamoring for better results, Beckman realizes Rome wasn't built in a day and know it's going to take some time for the Illini to start showing dramatic improvement.
"You're looking at some programs that have built some continuity and that's exactly what we're trying to do. You want it to happen fast, just like everybody else. You want to be successful as fast as you possibly can, but right now, we're not. We've got to evaluate things again that we're doing and create things that can help our players be successful and for this program to be successful."
As expected, last Saturday's conference showdown with Penn State proved to be a physical one as the two teams fought tooth and nail in the first half. The Buckeyes took control after intermission however, as QB Braxton Miller accounted for 277 combined yards (143 passing, 134 rushing) in leading Ohio State to a double-digit victory. Miller, who a week prior suffered a neck/head injury that obviously looked worse than it was, finished the night 7-of-19 passing with a TD and an interception. It was the sixth 100-yard rushing game of the season for Miller, as he became only the third Big Ten QB and first in Ohio State history to rush for a 1,000 yards in a season.
Defensively, the Buckeyes stuffed the Penn State run game to the tune of 32 net yards on 28 attempts, but allowed 327 yards and a pair of scores through the air. The two teams combined for 17 penalties for a loss of 160 yards, and each posted four sacks. LB Ryan Shazier registered seven tackles and returned an interception 17 yards for a TD at the start of the third quarter, highlighting a defensive effort that was impressive considering the opponent and hostile environment.
With Miller leading the way, Ohio State is lighting up the scoreboard to the tune of 38.6 ppg this season, averaging 247.9 ypg on the ground and 183.9 ypg through the air. Miller paces the club both in passing (112-of-198, 1,527 yards, 12 TDs, six interceptions) and rushing (166 carries, 1,093 yards, 12 TDs), but Carlos Hyde has been effective in the running game as well, having rumbled his way to 600 yards and 10 scores. The Buckeyes boast a number of talented pass catchers, but Corey Brown (44 rec., 447 yards, one TD) and Devin Smith (23 rec., 505 yards, six TDs) have been the most productive.
The Ohio State defense hasn't been as stingy as in years past, as foes are scoring just over 24 ppg, but the Buckeyes have performed well against the run (111.7 ypg). That was certainly the case last week at Penn State, but as was also the case in that contest, the defense has been vulnerable against the pass (277.9 ypg). Shazier continues to lead the team with 84 tackles, which is 27 more than his closest teammate, and he has 9.5 TFL, four sacks and nine PBU. Bradley Roby is OSU's top guy in the secondary, as he leads the Big Ten with 18 passes defended. He has 43 total stops and two picks to his credit as well.
While obviously pleased with the outcome last week at Penn State, and not dismissing his team's effort through the first nine games, Meyer knows there is still things upon which he expects his guys to improve.
"It's good to be 9-0", he continued, "We are going to enjoy that win. We are going to work on some things. We were exposed on some things, but those guys are some good players and they are some good coaches. We've got to get better."
Ohio State has a couple of tough games left on the schedule, but this isn't one of them. It won't be for a lack of effort, but the Illini have very little chance of keeping this game close, let alone pulling off the upset.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Ohio State 41, Illinois 13


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Mangravite explained that these were merely suggestion and that each committee could study what-ever subjects it deemed necessary "and \^'itlu•n its sphere of operation." He reminded the group that their duties were advisory, that they had (Continued on page 8) The East jBockaway Anti-Smut Committee wHl meet in flie upstairs meeting room at the East Rocfeaway American Legion Hall on Tuesday evening, Oct. 15th at 8 p.m. The Committee is made up of rep-resentatives of the following local organizations: E.R. Civic Associa-tion, Kiwanis Club, American Le-gion, Veteran's of Foireign Wars, Lionaides, (Police Boys Club and - Catholic Youth Organization. Storeowners are asked to volun-tarily remove objectionable maga-zines from display and sale to minors. Mr. Pat Fullan is President of the organization which has been active since February of 1960. Kick-Off Breakfast The East Rockaway Boy Scout Fund Drive will get under way at a Kick-Off Breakfast on Saturday, Pet. 12, at 8:30 p.m. at Bethany Congregational Church. Drive Chairman Rowland Schwen-ker has invited all residents of East Rockaway, who are willing to help on the drive to attend the break-fast. At the start of the regular busi-ness meeting, Mayor Mangravite stated that he was informed that "some misguided individuals would create a disturbance and intended to abbrogate the legal governmental function of the Board of Trustees." He advised these individuals not to interfere and obstruct the fimctions of the board meeting. In refering to the charges made against him by the Village Party, he said that "all I know about it is what the many res^ents and I have read in the »>e-w.spapers." "If there be anyone with a grievance or complaint again.st any member of this board .. . . the courts of the land are open and available to them . . . and such is the legal remedy." The Mayor continued and empha-sized that the meeting would be con-ducted and "let no one interfere or obstruct this governmental function." He added that after the regular meeting persons wishing to address ^he board on the subject woidd be heard. Interrupts Meeting When the meeting started, Wein-stein tried to stop the proceedings and was nded out of order by the Mayor. After the regidar business meeting where discussions were held on the adoption of ordinances deal-ing with awnings, clothes lines, and laudromats, the floor \'C'as granted to Weinstein. (Continued on page 9) 'The Changing City' "The Changing City Challenges I'he Church" is the topic for a meet-ing of tlie Evening Croup of the Women's I'Vllowship of Olivet Bap-tist Church, Valley Stream, Monday, Oct. 14, 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Philip Arch-ard of Valley Stream, vice i^resident of the group, will report on her re-cent visit to several city chiu'ches and missions. Hostesses for the eve-ning will be Mrs. Ceorge Crosby, president, and Mrs. Edward Lydick, spiritual life chairman, both of Val-ley Stream. Lynbrook Plans New Playground Area The Village of Lynbrook was noti-fied on Wednesday morning that New York City has issued a permit to the village to use property on the North side of Peninsula Blvd., be-tween Remson and I-ynhrook Ave-nues for playground purposes. According to Tiiistee Benjamin Rashkin. who has been working on the project for the past five months, the village will Install a pre-sehool age children's playground on the property. Swings, see-saws, slides sand boxes, etc. will be put up on the site. The area will he under the jurisdiction of the I^ynbrook Recrea-tion Commission. Work on the proj-ect is expected in the near future. Fire Prevention Week—Oct. 6-12
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