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Mary Jane? What about Mary Jane's Farm? By far the best I've ever tasted. |
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Re: Re: Exped Packcover-Poncho??? Hi Marc, I ordered one from the US Exped distributer last week. Otherwise I would jump on this. When it arrives if I like it I may want another. So I'll let you know what I think. Carol |
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Re: Tilley LT5 vs. LTM5 Here's my $0.02. I wear a Sunday Afternoon Adventure hat. Keeps me cool due to excellent venting, scoops water to dump on my head, wads up in my pack, is ultra light (2.6 oz), covers my neck when... |
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Re: igloo shaped dog sleep bag I've been thinking about doing this same thing. The main thing is as you say "keeping a "door" open so the little guys can find their way in again, once they get through barking at every sound... |
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Re: Waterproof Paper Most recently I got iGage. $37.99/100 sheets http://www.waterproof-paper.com/weatherproof-paper.html I get the 11" x 17" and take it down to Kinko's to have them cut it in half. I think... |
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Print your own on waterproof paper If you print your own you can get waterproof paper to print on. I generally print on both sides of the page to save weight and hassle. I use Maptech CD's. They're about $100 for all of Oregon in... |
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Exped Packcover-Poncho??? Does anyone know where to get an Exped Packcover-Poncho. I've seen it on their website, but can not find it for sale anywhere. Either new or used would be fine. |
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Best light weight rain pant? I'm thinking of replacing my Marmot full zip rain pants (11.6 oz) with something lighter. I'm considering Montbell Torrent Pants (7.5 oz) $70. I want something more durable than Rainshield, DriDuck... |
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For Sale Birkenstock Sierra Backpacking Boots-SOLD Not exactly light weight (24.1 oz/each), but a good backpacking boot for a wide fore foot. Size 40. These are waterproof, breathable and very comfortable. Good for fall, winter or heavy duty use... |
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Re: Any Tricks for Working with Down? Good ideas all. I'm going to continue to mull this over. I think forethought is going to be important on this one. Sort of like 'who let the dogs out?', once the down is out it will be hard to co... |
All Reader Reviews by Carol Corbridge
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MSR Mountain Safety Research HyperFlow microfilter My experience with this filter was frustrating. I purchased one of these at my local outdoor store. After studying the directions and test cleaning at home it went with me on a 6 day trip into the ... |
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Clark Jungle Hammock Ultra Light I started hammocking a couple years ago with a Clark North American. Loved it, but too heavy. So I moved on to the Ultra Light. Also loved it. But, in search of an ever better hammock I made my ow... |
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Patagonia Specter Jacket Light, comfortable, durable, stays clean, waterproof, nice BIG pockets that double as vents. Only quibble is the waterproof zippers are stiff. |
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Java Juice Coffee Extract Where can I get other amounts of this delicious coffee extract? Having tried many ways to get a good cup in the wilds without too much weight, this may be the best yet. Only problem as the previous... |
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Jetboil Personal Cooking System Agree with previous review. I'd give it a 4 due to (2) piezo failures so far on mine. Had it about 2 months. Way easy. Way fast. |
