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Thanksgiving in the Silver Peak Wilderness That looks like a great route! About 75- 80 miles or so? How was water along the various stretches? I'd love to see more photos... I've always wondered what San Carpoforo Creek is li... |
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Christmas wish list I'm wishing for more free time away from house projects and work. Winter's here, I want to get out there! |
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Dyneema pockets Mine look just like Clayton's except my pockets are bellowed at the bottom (think pleated) so that they will lay flat(ter) against the pack when not holding a bottle. Here's the pics fro... |
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SB hikes Lots of day hikes directly behind Santa Barbara in the front country mountains. Most follow the creeks up the canyons and eventually top out on the top of the ridge line (Camino Cielo). These are... |
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Steripen vs Sawyer Squeeze I've used (and still own both). I really like the simplicity and comparative reliability of the Sawyer Squeeze; for me that's hard to argue with. I also like being able to use it as a gra... |
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Nice! Chris and I had just been emailing back and forth on this same exact design (except in Dyneema X) for the Porter pack over the last couple of weeks. Seems I'm not the only one! Looking forw... |
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Neoprene Leggings Some of the guys I paddle with wear the NRS hydroskin pants for off-season training when the water is cold. They fit like a wetsuit or a pair of tights. If you get any of the thin ones (up to s... |
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Stuff Sacks Anything that I don't want to get wet and that I won't need while hiking (so stuff like my quilt, pad, any insulation for in camp, etc.) goes into a Litetrail.com packliner (nylofume bag) t... |
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baselayer blends I've been using a couple of the newer blended Patagonia Merino 1 shirts for the last year or so. I initially bought them thinking they were an ultra thin and light pure merino shirt. It was o... |
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UL Loppers Another vote for the Fiskars. Cheap, relatively light and surprisingly durable. I too use the 15" powergear anvil super pruner. Works well for smaller branches on typical chapparal. I... |
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