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Mammoth Mountaineering supply Mammoth Mountaineering Supply. 760-934-4191 mammothgear.com hours 8am to 8 pm everyday When I last visited them in 2009 they had GoLite and Osprey packs and a large selection of lightweight ... |
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Re: Great Stuff Not to worry about living in flat country. A very well known hiker friend of mine (dare i say celebrity?) lives in Kansas and has accumulated 14,000+ (oops now 16,180) trail miles on the Triple Cr... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Bay Area GGG 5.0 BPL members get together! Sure missed you at last years GGG Doug! I would be happy to step in sh#t for your amusement. :) Hope to see you there! |
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Re: Physical Training I trained for my long distance hikes (PCT09 CDT10 AT11) by hiking with exactly the same pack and gear i used while on the trails. (That is to say; I did not overload the pack beyond what i intende... |
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Re: Re: Bay Area GGG 5.0 BPL members get together! Put me down for splittin' wood and cleanin' the crapper again! (Actually I am the perfect person to do it being a plumber and all I aint squeemish.) Oh.. and I will gladly be the taste... |
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Mutual Arisings One of the greatest lessons i have learned recently is how much my attitude affects the world I percieve around me. I am not a trained scientist. As an amateur i know these things are not suppo... |
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Cannon in the Dale I actually have a Cannondale bike i use to get around our little town of 3,000 souls; Ben lomond. Got my bike for $250 off of Craig's List. I replaced the tires, tuned up the de-railures, etc... |
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Re: Map and Compass: A City-girl Walks Western Wilderness Great thread and difficult for me to read, not because of the way it was written, but because it hits so close to home. The trail is waiting for you. Go out and find your trail. Cheers! |
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Re: Re: Vicious Puma This post reminds me of a funny thing that happens up here in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Every year soemone sees a lion out on a local trail. The rangers come out and place warning signs. T... |
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Re: Vicious Puma Give 'em a scratch behind the ears.. they like that. |
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Bear Paw Wilderness Designs Minimalist 1 (Bug Bivy) I used the a Bear Paw Wilderness Designs Minimalist 1 bug bivy every night of my Appalachian Trail thru hike. While there weren't many bugs flying around in mid March when I started, the fully enc... |
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MLD Patrol Shelter Solo Spectralite Wtih beak The Mountain Laurel Designs Patrol shelter in translucent green Spectralight (Cuben fiber) is, by far, my favorite single piece of gear after 2180 miles and 98 days on my Appalachian Trail thru hike. ... |
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Mountain Laurel Designs Mountain Laurel Designs has proven to me that durability and light weight can co-exist in the universe. Fittingly, my first introduction to MLD occured on the Pacific Crest Trail when a fellow hiker... |
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Mountain Laurel Designs Spirit Quilt 30 This is my initial review of the Mountain Laurel Designs Spirit Quilt 30 size regular. Weight as measured 19 ounces. Loft as measured 1 & 3/4 inches. I had found that I used my sleeping bag open ... |
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Mountain Laurel Designs Exodus It was on the Pacific Crest Trail in Sept of 2009 near the end of my thru hike when I first saw another hiker(Lint) using an MLD Exodus frameless pack. Upon examining the craftsmanship of the pack, an... |
