I need to know, what, if anyone, on list has gone back packing or hiking, or often traveling this way; regularly, and/or for extensive periods of time
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Well, I spend the summer in the woods for camp. A lot of times we go on camp outs where we have to bring as little as possible. Here's what I usually pack
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well-- I was thinking long term survival (you have really good tips, everyone did who posted-- (I forgot to tell you that Bodpod) but I learned so much-- needed things, from you both-
and I'm clueless on this type thing, and I do need more info (this was great to start building on, re: the nalgenes I think I'm going for filters, what did you like, I checked there are so many bottles
I would need fall going into winter, and then more -- will write more later am being called (thank you!) and
PS-- I told you when we met that I knew you would make it! I really didn't doubt, just didn't know the particulars. . . (and you are so on your way!!!)
now I'm crossing my fingers that you make the bloopers reel (on Veronica Mars with a clear and really good shot, seen by a producer, looking for a "fresh new face" in the biz (and will be "discovered" leaving behind you a famous Lana Turner type story) adding to our already happiness for you and the lovely brag on you added addition
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matches in a waterproof container compass flashlight with extra batteries good 6" knife and whetstone strong twine quality wilderness survival book fish hooks needles and thread sunscreen, tylenol and polysporin
this Getting ready for the Apocalypse? *laughs* I should have thought of that. :)
{{hugs}} Bodpod-- I miss you so much (thanks for coming to see me)-- I wrote you a longer reply at your glittery ghost info relayer(you get my not to subtle poking --more {{hugs}}
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yeah-- I got the tp Idea (but thanks :) and the ziploc bags (I should invest in that company)
the hat? that is for winter? right-- what about just raining? and in really hot summer heat and bright sun-- the kind of things people use visors for, but I never liked those--I also remember your suggestion about fleece being different weights and temperature performing *thanks*
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and I'm clueless on this type thing, and I do need more info (this was great to start building on, re: the nalgenes I think I'm going for filters, what did you like, I checked there are so many bottles
I would need fall going into winter, and then more -- will write more later am being called (thank you!) and
PS-- I told you when we met that I knew you would make it! I really didn't doubt, just didn't know the particulars. . . (and you are so on your way!!!)
now I'm crossing my fingers that you make the bloopers reel (on Veronica Mars with a clear and really good shot, seen by a producer, looking for a "fresh new face" in the biz (and will be "discovered" leaving behind you a famous Lana Turner type story) adding to our already happiness for you and the lovely brag on you added addition ( ... )
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matches in a waterproof container
compass
flashlight with extra batteries
good 6" knife and whetstone
strong twine
quality wilderness survival book
fish hooks
needles and thread
sunscreen, tylenol and polysporin
Getting ready for the Apocalypse?
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{{hugs}} Bodpod-- I miss you so much (thanks for coming to see me)-- I wrote you a longer reply at your glittery ghost info relayer(you get my not to subtle poking --more {{hugs}}
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Don't forget layers. Extra socks that can be layered would be helpful And good, comfortable boots.
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and the ziploc bags (I should invest in that company)
the hat? that is for winter? right-- what about just raining? and in really hot summer heat and bright sun-- the kind of things people use visors for, but I never liked those--I also remember your suggestion about fleece being different weights and temperature performing *thanks*
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but I also like survival-- and I may need some {{hugs}} and thanks :)
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