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todd harper (funnymoney) - BPL Lifetime Member

My Locale	Sunshine State
About Me	Began hiking in the Carolinas, some in Virginia and now in Florida - much less variation in terrain, I'm sad to say, but beautiful in its own right. A Gatewood Cape w/Serenity is my primary solo shelter nowadays. I'm also into kayaking & fishing. I am married with a houseful of daughters!
State	Florida

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	Re: 3 season quilt The JRB Shenendoah will work for you, and can take the compression with flying colors.	In GEAR » 3 season quilt February 10, 7:26am
	Re: Packs that use pad for frame Diane, gotta go to a Daddy-Daughter dance - 2 of my three anyway, the youngest has fever and is crying 'cause she can't go:( so I only have time for #2. I don't have to pack my f...	In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Packs that use pad for frame February 07, 3:57pm
	Re: Re: Re: Re: BPL ul60 and ul90 quilts Martin, In a tent, I've found using a quilt no different than waking up occasionally in my bed at home - when I roll over and have to adjust the covers a bit. No bother at all. So try op...	In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » BPL ul60 and ul90 quilts February 07, 2:36pm
	Re: Re: BPL ul60 and ul90 quilts Martin, Unless I'm in a hammock, I always use a bivy with my quilt. I'm 6'2", but that's not why I use the bivy (my height never has been an issue). I switch from side to ...	In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » BPL ul60 and ul90 quilts February 07, 10:45am
	Re: Lightweight Testimony: My Journey into Lightweight Backpacking Jamie, I always enjoy your posts. This article is no exception. Thanks for the inspiration. Todd	In Editor's Roundtable » Lightweight Testimony: My Journey into Lightweight Backpacking February 03, 7:56pm
	Re: Heineken Pot Question Nate, I've done that w/the 12oz Heine keg cans. Works fine, It's just that it's hard / impossible to clean in the field, especially if using as a mug for hot chocolate, coffee, etc....	In Make Your Own Gear » Heineken Pot Question January 31, 8:09pm
	Re: GG SpinnTwinn vs. Gatewood Cape Darin, I'm nearly 6'2" and wouldn't want to be much taller in my Gatewood in stand-alone mode. That said, If you use a UL bivy, then you can stake it a little higher, there...	In GEAR » GG SpinnTwinn vs. Gatewood Cape January 29, 1:34pm
	Re: Poncho: Arms get wet! Thanks Everyone for the advice! I have the same concern Roger mentioned about keeping my arms inside. Due to two acl knee reconstructions, hiking poles accompany me on each trip. The other o...	In GEAR » Poncho: Arms get wet! January 28, 9:03pm
	Poncho: Arms get wet! I searched a little and didn't find the answer, so forvive me if it's been covered. My forearms get wet when using my Gatewood in the rain. Aside from a light rain jacket, any advice to...	In GEAR » Poncho: Arms get wet! January 28, 2:48pm
	Re: Bladders and Back Bumps: Solutions? Jed, What kind of pack do you use? One w/ side or rear pockets helps for this. With soft-side bladders / Nalgene Canteens, I store it in the side pocket of my pack. Convenient to access...	In Philosophy & Technique » Bladders and Back Bumps: Solutions? January 28, 1:20pm

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