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Jeremy Cleaveland (jeremy11) - BPL Forum Member
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Re: Any quilt haters? quilt lovers? QUILT LOVER!! I made a Ray Jardine quilt a few years ago, and liked the quilt idea, but the cut was a bit narrow, so didn't really love it until I made a 15 degree down quilt, that has now s... |
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Audio book recommendations? My favorite is Lord of the Rings, unabbridged read by Robert Ingles. It is my ever-present companion on long solo drives. Any free or cheap links to getting some of these other books? and even R... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Things not to do: $ Steve, excellent point. the savings certainly should be considered non-taxable income! Same with buying used and on sales or other deals, the savings is all considered non taxable income to help ... |
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Re: Down pants here are the complete primaloft pants for inspiration: Momentum shell and liner, 0.6" of primaloft sport, and full #3 molded tooth side zips. 11 oz on the not so accurate spring scale. ... |
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Re: Down pants (I haven't made down pants, but did just finish some primaloft pants and have made a down sleeping quilt, and lots of other sewing.) If you make up your own pattern try it on cheap fabric fi... |
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14ers you could instead climb the highest 100 in Colorado in a single trip, which would get rid of the massive distances between CO, Cali, and Washington, there would be no glacier travel, more peaks off... |
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Re: Re: Re: Things not to do: $ yeah, when I make my own gear, I consider myself "paid" for the savings off the retail version. for example, my 15 deg down quilt: about $160 in materials, plus labor, or the Nunatak ver... |
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packa review thru-hiker reviewed the packa. http://thru-hiker.com/reviews.asp?subcat=4&cid=82 |
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wow Doug, LUCK! those are big goals. 50 miles 3 days in a row?? do you ever sleep? that's like ultramarathoning, but unsupported. my unofficial goals (all in my "backyard" in the... |
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Re: Firesteel and spy capsule I took the nail file on my Wenger Esquire and ground down the edge with some waves to it, for a good striker for the firesteel, so I don't have to carry the stock striker, or dull my knife ... |
All Reader Reviews by Jeremy Cleaveland
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Thru-hiker Liberty Ridge Shell I've made two of these, both with a full #3 ykk molded tooth zipper and hood. the first was from 1.1 oz dwr, the second from 1.1 oz teflon dwr. I normally use the non-telfon due to its greater b... |
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Mark Twight/The Mountaineers Extreme Alpinism this is an incredible read. Get it for the epic stories alone. I often say "it could be worse" to encourage my spirits in hard conditions, and the stories really illustrate how true that i... |
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Dasani Dasani 1 Liter bottle it is really light, lighter than a 1 L gatorade, but is weaker and has a small opening, making it messier to put in drink mix. Mine worked fine, but they have a shorter life than gatorade bottles. T... |
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Paramo Aspira Jacket Paramo has a very unique method for waterproofing - there is no membrane, but instead has a dwr shell with a pump liner that moves liquid water, whether rain or sweat, away from you faster than it can... |
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Cilogear 60L worksack, version 1 The Cilogear 60L pack (mine is version 1) is the one pack that can handle everything, and excel at everything. It is light enough for backpacking but durable enough to abuse with bushwhacking, alpine... |
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Cilogear 20L The Cilogear 20L pack was designed specifically as an alpine climbing leader's pack. it is small so you can't lead with too much stuff (you're already carrying a rack and dragging a rope ... |
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Cilogear Schoolbag (why is this under internal frame packs? all it has is a stiff foam back pad...) its a great bag. here's what i don't like so much - the shoulder straps are just a bit too narrow for my n... |
