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Steven Hanlon (asciibaron) - BPL Forum Member
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All Forum Posts by Steven Hanlon
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money saved.... yes, money saved is more money for gas to get to the trailhead! |
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Nick... i want to be Nick when i grow up - he has the look, the skills, the acumen, the insight, and the beard :) |
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Old Navy FTW! I found a very nice lightweight fleece at Old Navy for $9.99 on clearance. It weighs in at 14.40 ounces, exactly as much as the $90.00 Marmot Reactor. It has a draw cord at the bottom, a wind fla... |
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long weekends are my friend without long weekends the long drive locales wouldn't be possible. between backpacking and bicycle touring, i am planning on taking a 10 days vacation time, but i am lucky, i can earn comp tim... |
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blending in i have to blend in completely with my environment. my trail name is Randall. this post might be too obscure. |
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bear minimum i am going out next weekend to retrace my steps from 2 weekends ago but this time with absolutely the bear minimum of gear i think i need. i won't have the final gearlist until the night befor... |
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water water everywhere early May will be very soggy in the sods. i can think of three places that will be very swampy and if it rained within 24 hours of the hike, there will be four or five places that the trail is a s... |
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Re: Dolly Sods Kevin - a weekend trip that hits both extremes of Dolly Sods might look something like this: Friday Night: park along FR 75 at boardwalk near Red Creek Camp Campground, hike in 1/4 mile to pi... |
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Re: Re: Heavy Gear List "and strapped a 18 of budlight to the bottom ;)" whisky is lighter :) |
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simple is best... my base weight in shoulder season is around 16 pounds and drops to 12-13 pounds when the overnight temps are above 50F and in the winter it gets up to 20+ pounds. i consider myself a lightweight ba... |
All Reader Reviews by Steven Hanlon
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Marmot Precip Jacket Mens i picked up my Marmot Precip in 2005 from REI for $42.83 - i figured i couldn't go wrong at that price. if it didn't work well for backpacking, i could wear it as a casual jacket. it has b... |
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McHale 0-Sarc UL I have the SARC Chasm version and would recommend this pack to anyone who has suffered with ill fitting mass produced packs. It's a tad on the heavy side, but for me, that's not a problem sin... |
