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Simple Squares Thanks, Doug. I buy these Earnest Eats bars, available in various stores here in Portland (haven't looked at where they are made). They are similar, though slightly heavier (54g) and less ca... |
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The sweatiest part of the human body http://bodyodd.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/01/11/16452839-this-is-the-sweatiest-part-of-your-body?lite Aside from any humor found in this, I was thinking that this info might have some bearing on clo... |
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Re: Re: We spell it 'favourite' up here :) "See -- you aren't UL. Unnecessary vowels in use. Nix the "u" and save some weight." Well played, Nick. Well played. |
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re: What's Your Favorite Piece of Gear? For the "Big 3", the shelter category is the one I can't seem to settle on. But . . . 1. Pack: I've had my MLD Exodus since 2010. A simple, durable dyneema pack. (I also have a... |
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Anyone know Willy? Whoever he is, looks like he's a larger fellow than you, Doug. Oh, snap! |
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Happy New Year! A Happy & Healthy New Year to all! Here's to: more time for being outside! |
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Re: Having food stolen Way back in 1992 or 93, I went to the Grand Canyon from Boulder. I was with a friend I have known since 3rd grade. The ranger at Phantom Ranch came over and gave his lecture about the "night w... |
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No Need to Pussy Foot Around This Problem I love the not-so-subtle message in Evan's post: not "our" cat or "the" cat, but "my wife's" cat. |
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re: Winter backpacking and 2WD cars with chains? A recent story, from near Tahoe: http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Sierra-ordeal-Man-dies-woman-survives-4097923.php They had 4WD. I agree with most of the posts above. FWD + chains is pr... |
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re: Alcohol stoves: pop can vs cat can stoves The most important thing with any alcohol stove (aside from the windscreen) is that the pot diameter matches the flame pattern. The cat-can stove works so well because the pot "seals" the... |
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