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According to the article quoted below, cooks on the trail with cowboys in the old days prepared their coffee as follows:
Quote: Chuck wagon cooks squeezed every drop of caffeine and flavor they could out of their coffee, piling fresh grounds on the old ones before boiling away. If you're wondering just how strong the cowhands liked their java, this recipe from "Western Words" tells the tale: "Take two pounds of Arbuckle's coffee, put in 'nough water to wet it down, boil it for two hours, then throw in a hoss shoe. If the hoss shoe sinks, she ain't ready."
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Beans either way, luckily the trails were 'open air' that time  
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Now I understand Tim Horton's coffee.
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When I was doing trail maintenance we made cowboy coffee but didn't have a horseshoe and didn't make it quite that strong.
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Hmmmm. Please explain: "trail maintenance"? 
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Clearing a trail to hike on of fallen trees, foliage grown across trail, mowing, etc..
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My Father served in a MASH unit in Korea. He described the coffee as "Cowboy" coffee. It was pretty the same recipe. Grounds in boiling water. As a kid, I can remember he made his coffee at home almost the same way except with egg shells now and then. BTW, he said the TV show was pretty accurate.
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modified 23-Oct-22 23:22pm.
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My father told from when he was a boy that the fishermen in North Norway used to make their coffee in the boat shelters, in a huge coffee pot. To make more coffee, they added water, stirred up the grounds and made it to boil. If the coffee wasn't strong enough, they added more grounds. When the layer of grounds grew so high that there was not sufficient space for water, they had to empty out all the grounds and (literally) start from the bottom again 
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Knew where is was just couldn't recall the name. Weird country.
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Bam! Didn't even need a map (I've been there, great country) 
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yes, unique shape for sure.
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Halloween came to mind.
Not sure if you have Halloween in your neck of the woods (your country).
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jmaida wrote: Not sure if you have Halloween in your neck of the woods (your country).
Only a little.
When I grew up there was none of it, but it gets bigger here every year.
I even got a flyer from our local church (I live in what's called "the Bible belt") about the dangers of Halloween
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Some churches here have that opinion, too. But not many.
The tradition has not changed much since I was a wee lad (65 years ago).
There have been some negatives such as doctored candy,
but the switch to packaged treats reduced that.
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Iβm interviewing to become the next spokesperson.
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Is their headquarters a hub of activity? Wouldn't you get tired of it all?
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Ok here it comes. Did you get to speak to the "big" wheel of the company?
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