Drinks, what do you take with you?

[Tree Man Tom]

4litre bottle of squash.

[J The Tree]

Bottle of Diamond White Cider and a couple of cans of Special Brew:001_smile:

[oldwoodcutter]

This time of year a flask of tea or coffee.We're usually not 5 minutes out of the yard in the mornings before i hear the familiar crack hiss - the first relentless opened by one of the young shavers beside me or in the back.Doesn't seem to give them any energy though.

[armchairarborist]

there's always lucozade sport lurking in the cab somewhere, then a 2ltr water bottle (2 in summer) the stove died last winter so hot drinks are on the client, if working local the woman brings drinks in the hotmugs.. i miss the stove (meths burner) and need to replace it:001_smile:

[tarzan.]

2ltr coffee and red bull.

[bjam1964]

Gas stove brew kit and plenty of coffee - otherwise headache, grumpy, looking for nearest garage/cafe.

 

Energy drinks in hotter weather purchased wholesale!

[Andy Collins]

jetboil with an assortment of hot beverages

[Shane]

This thread raises the issue of customers (domestic work) generosity/not with the bevvies.

From my experience in sussex it seems that the REALLY well heeled and the not-so-well off supply a fair bit. It seems the aspiring social climbers in the middle are #iss-poor at hosting and tend to be arrogant, picky etc.

Also (this is 95% true I promise) - trying to keep political correctness here -

Blokes who 'live' with other blokes and women who live with other women just about NEVER offer any form of drink!

So we take our own flasks of coffeee anf 5 litres of water.

[tommer9]

water or squash, and in the summer a couple of bottles of lucozade.

[penfold]

i take a thermos mug of tea out with me every morning and then have a 2litre flask of tea and a stove in winter with a tin of soup or some stew to heat up.