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Denis Hazlewood (redleader) - BPL Lifetime Member
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All Forum Posts by Denis Hazlewood
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Re: Boucher - Bright Angel loop. Thunder River via the Thunder River Trail or the Bill Hall Trail. Very remote off the north rim. |
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Re: New Titanium Caldera Clone - Hole Punching Harbor Freight Tools sells two hole punches that come in two different sizes and work well on Ti sheets. They're cheap too. Less than $30 for the deep throat model and about $20 for the stand... |
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Re: Re: Hot canister "The old Gaz stoves had an accessory wind screen that was a shallow pan-- tall enough to cover the burner and the pot stand and just reach the bottom of the pot. Maybe an inch tall or less?&qu... |
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Re: wind screen for snow peak I made this one from a Snow Peak Ti bowl. It works fine. I'm on the road and don't have the weight, but it's pretty light. Snow Peak Ti Bowl windscreen for Giga Power stove. |
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Re: hat as cozy That would work. My bald head needs my hat for insulation. I tuck my freezer bag cozy inside my jacket. Helps warm me outside, before it goes inside. |
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Re: 3rd Annual BPLers GGG: Henry Coe State Park 2011 After seeing Doug and his Backcountry Boiler fire breathing display, I propose we dub him the trail-name: Smoke Jumper. Any seconds? |
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Re: Re: load lifters. Tote that barge, lift that bale! Get a little drunk and you land in jail. This is not about Kenny Helwig. |
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Re: Re: Re: Load lifters too low? If you want to - or need to - use load-lifters you need a taller pack. This has the added benefit of allowing the load to move toward your back. Hence, closer to your center of gravity. Most of ... |
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Re: I really dont want to do coastal backpacking...... Rancheria Creek is at about 4500 feet, with access from Hetch Hetchy. No snow there. |
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Re: Re: Need help with planning a trip to Lost Coast If you require shuttle service from Shelter Cove (on the South end) to Mattole River, to begin your trip; I recommend Roxanne Beijan. Phone: 707-986-9909. Ditto on Ken's advise re the BLM as ... |
All Reader Reviews by Denis Hazlewood
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Complete Walker by Colin Fletcher Brett, Is he any worse than RJ? I mean Corn Pasta? Did you ever try Corn Pasta? You should have seen all the Corn Pasta in the drop boxes at PCT mail drops just after he published the Corn Pasta b... |
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Martin Backpacker Guitar James you're right-on for every point. I have a late '50s Martin 18G-00. It's a dream, but no way I'd haul an axe that heavy (and that valuable) into any canyon. My Backpacker too s... |
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LuxuryLight Modular External Frame Backpack I had carried my LuxuryLight external frame backpack for the most of the 2005 season when I slipped and slid 8 feet down a creek bank. The pack frame took my 200 lb. load plus the 26lbs. in the pack.... |
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Big Sky Products Evolution 2P On December 6, 2005 I ordered my Big Sky Evolution 2P tent. It was finally delivered on December 14, 2006. It took 373 days of badgering Bob Molen and I had just about given up hope of ever getting ... |
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Keebler Fudge Peanut Butt. filled cookies (like Reese's) These get my 5/5 rating also. They are absolutly a stealth food. If the others find out you've got them you'll have to share. Peanut Butter and Chocolate. The only thing better is more. |
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Sling-Light Chair w/ body and kneck rest In 1986 I was wandering around in a local outfitters store and saw my first Sling-Light. I bought one with the optional headrest. The first time I carried it was on the Tahoe-Yosemite trail from Mee... |
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Big Sky International On December 5, 2005 I ordered, and paid for, an Evolution 2P tent from Bob Molen. Bob has given me many promised delivery dates, the most recent on November 29, 2006, when Bob said he had the tent. ... |
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LuxuryLite Gear Modular Frame Pack I have just finished two backpack trips using the LuxuryLite Pack. Mine is the all carbon fiber model, with three extra large cylinders. I'm still learning how to pack the cylinders but I think ... |
