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What do you want? Ken, I consider you a friend here on BPL and in person via the GGG. Yet I am still confused about exactly what this is all about. Could you please state specifically what you want from Ryan Jorda... |
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Back Packing Light I am thankful for the folks here on BPL. To "meet" and discuss hiking related and even non-hiking related stuff here on BPL with such a diverse and varied group of people is the true gol... |
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Chimney stove Thats a cool stove but the main problem with that approach is that you have to simmer the food in a pan rather than simply add water to a ziplock bag. Cooking food in a pan means cleaning that pan... |
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1 ounce per day I recommend one ounce per day, assuming you cook one meal per day. Just boil your 2 cups of water and add em to your meal packet or whatever you have there. Let it sit, perhaps wrapped in a hat o... |
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Cheap Plastic Soda Bottle is Fine I have never seen any plastic soda or water bottle do anything more than soften up when boiling water is put inside. As for boiling, well the lowest altitude of the places i have used this trick w... |
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Any bottle I used soda and water bottles found along the trail or in trail towns. Occasionally i changed bottles if they got too grungy. The plastic taste goes away the longer you use a bottle. Basically ... |
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Aqua Fina Bottle in a Sock I used an Aqua Fina Bottle or a similar 20 oz plastic soda bottle for a hot water bottle on my hikes when in snow country. I found it weird to sleep with a plastic bottle too. My trick to making ... |
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Re: Re: Bay Area GGG 5.0 Wow!. Scott Herriot aka Squatch is a buddy of mine. All we need to attract the likes of him, and his camera(s), is a location resembling Bigfoot country. For the other BPL'ers unfamiliar wi... |
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The Roger Caffin Design Tents Congratulations Roger! From what i can discern here on BPL you are a thoughtful and practical man who uses scientific method and logic to design and test things. It is nice to see something creat... |
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The trail show I am streaming this right now. Actually I don't have TV so usually it's newstalk radio.. well the trail show knocked newstalk right off the air here! So good to hear hikertrash again. Wo... |
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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... |
