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no need for a pot stand Nice work so far! I used a similar stove for about 400 miles of my AT hike in 98. I simply cut 3 notches into the top of my stove, about 1 inch deep by 3 inches long. I then set my pot right on to... |
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Featherlight still available? Hey Mark, I'm interested in the featherlight. Just would like to know color, age, condition and asking price. Thanks *EDIT: Never mind, searched through your e-bay profile and answered my ... |
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soaking pasta I've found that soaking ramen noodles works extremely well for setting myself up for a good, fast, cold lunch on trail. What I do: After breakfast on the trail, put one package of ramen minus the ... |
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totally off topic Hi all, This really isn't chaff, but I had to share this tale with somebody. I make my living writing and performing comedy shows at renaissance festivals. In between shows I work as a firefigh... |
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hmmm....New Trailname for Ryan Jordan? How about Dr. Defusion? As for me and mine, we wait till someone sends us something in a Tyvek evelope, then we make special underwear out of it. |
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No need to precook I wouldn't worry about precooking or even getting processed rolled quinoa. You don't have to boils it for the entire cooking time, just get the water to a boil, add quinoa and whatever else, stir, ... |
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Quinoa pasta Quinoa makes an excellent trail food. Red quinoa is especially tasty with a light nutty flavor. There are also some tasty and quick cooking pastas made from quinoa and quinoa/corn blends. The blend... |
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I don't mind wet legs... ...so I hike in convertible shorts with zip-on legs that I carry in my pack. I use the leggings on the very rare occasion that I want some wind protection, or more often, for bug protection. I find... |
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Tarp plus bug net works great I've been using a tarp/bug net combo for about 8 years and have never been disappointed. My wife and I use a sil nylon 8x10 with a rectangular 2-person hanging net. We hang the rectangular net from... |
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More info Mike, I put an inquiry on the boards at thru-hiker.com and recieved the following response from AYCE: "RenMan, The pots themselves are quite good. Basically they're exactly the same as the a... |
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Trangia 28-5 Mini Aluminum Cook Pot I love my Trangia cooking pot. This compact, low profile pot is just under 1L and is all the pot I neeed when cooking for myself. The lightweight lid doubles as a fry pan, although I've rarely used it... |
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Camping and Woodcraft by Horace Kephart Camping and Woodcraft by Horace Kephart (1917) Reprinted in 1988 by the University of Tennessee Press This book is truly the one that started it all. In the early 1900s Horace Kephart was THE ... |
