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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: Sub - Five JMT at 69? Extreme Bingo! That's a good game for us oldsters. |
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Re: Sleeping Bag Compression I wouldn't ever use a compression stuff-sack with my WM Ultralight, or my NF Beeline, or any other sleeping bag. If you treat your equipment well it will give you good service. |
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Re: Re: A new style of pillow @ 1.3 ounces Bender, How much do you estimate it would weigh if constructed of the white material? Are the baffles sealed tubes, like the mattress? If so, might my pillow be modified with one centered "... |
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Re: Guide In 1987 I submitted a lesson plan to the local recreation district to instruct beginning backpackers. The plan included an introduction to the commonly available gear, backpacking food preparation... |
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Re: Neo Air Contd. Never had any pad lose air unless there was a puncture. On one of the original Thermarests developed a leak along a fold line, where I folded it lengthwise before rolling. Other than that the pad h... |
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Re: more on steamed muffins I put pre-cooked sausage or bacon in my biscuit batter. Wish I had two right now. |
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Re: Re: Steam Baking with TiCup With Betty Crocker Warm Ones, I can fill my Evernew 400 about half full. A little less with Bisquick or Corn Bread. |
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Re: Re: Some Neo Air Issues to Vent Lynn is right: Cooling air contracts. Happens with all my pads, not just the NeoAir. I've used a NeoAir a total of 25 nights since I got my first one. (I've got a regular, medium and sm... |
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Re: Steam Baking When steam baking I don't use rocks anymore. Just add enough water to the pot to float the batter/dough filled Ti400 cup. Works great and leaves me enough water for a cuppa. |
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Thanks Jack! But, though I fly low and slow, I get to camp with the BPL Eagles. Great work Bender. Thanks again. |
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 ... |
