Its called a Mortal and pedestal.
Grist mills, etc.
I can take you to lots of low water dams that used water power for making flour, and they aren't that far away.
Native Americans use them to make flour. Not a lot of volume, but it does the job.
Actually it's a mortar and pestle, but I knew what you meant
I'm going to cook with my traeger.
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It's been around for awhile, but there is a book that was written by a lady that cooked over an open fire with paper sacks. She made an appearance on one of the late night shows. Boiled water, made soups, etc.
never forgot it.
Edit: just googled cooking in a paper bag. Lots of info out there.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dlg7Rd8sHL0&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Ddlg7Rd8sHL0&autoplay=1
Can I traverse across the country visiting my previously stashed cashes, and eat with you?
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