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Carol Crooker (cmcrooker) - BPL Professional Member
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All Forum Posts by Carol Crooker
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Pad in Mariposa I use a 1/16 inch pad in the Mariposa pad pocket. It is folded in half in some spots and in fourths in some spots, so thickest parts are 1/4" thick. I find that to be plenty of cushion to keep the ... |
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JMT Record Holder, Sawchuk, to Present LW Backpacking Clinic in San Francisco Jun 23rd Lightweight and Ultralightweight Backpacking Workshop Friday, Jun 23, 7 pm San Francisco Patagonia store Kevin Sawchuk, BPL Ambassador, will lead an ultralight backpacking workshop in San Fran... |
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Windscreen Dynamics and Design Companion forum thread to: Stove Windscreen Dynamics and Design Part I Wind Effects on Stove Performance and Stove Windscreen Dynamics and Design Part II Practical Applications for the Field |
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Links Thanks David and Bill. Let me know if you can't click through now (I was using the format we use within articles but have corrected it for the forums.) |
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Hiking alone--a female perspective I backpack alone frequently. I like to take trips mid-week to maximize my solitude. I don't agree with Ryan though. It seems to me that men are subjected to huge social pressures as well as women. ... |
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MYOG Sewing Primer Hi Ian, We'll be publishing basic sewing instructions by Jam Ham before the end of June. Topics: sewing machine set up, top stitch, felled seams, reinforcing seams. |
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Water Weight Gain and Drying Characteristics of Lightweight Hiking Shoes after Submersion Companion thread to: Water Weight Gain and Drying Characteristics of Lightweight Hiking Shoes after Submersion |
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Winners will be announced June 7 Hi all, We'll be announcing the winners June 7th. I apologize about the long wait! We're getting the gift certificates ready for the winners now - at least there won't be a long delay between the ... |
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How Far, How Fast, How Heavy? Calculating the range for unsupported, long-distance hiking Companion thread to: How Far, How Fast, How Heavy? Calculating the range for unsupported, long-distance hiking |
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FALSE - no deal Sorry all, Gary Peterson from WM wrote to say that was a small private deal between a group of friends and the owner of Paramount Sports. It was not for the public. So don't write Travis! |
All Reader Reviews by Carol Crooker
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Coughlan's LED Clip-on Headlight The Coughlan’s LED Clip-on Headlight is light weight, inexpensive and bright enough for around camp chores. The red filter is a nice feature to save night vision. I gave it a 3 of 5 because it was fru... |
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Coughlan's Micro Lantern The Coughlan Micro Lantern is a tiny LED light shaped like a lantern. It has a clip ring on top so it can be hung from your tent zipper pull or the like. The light shines out in a 360 degree circle an... |
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Inov8 Terroc 330 - Men's I love the way the Terrocs conform to my feet without needing to be tied too tightly. So - our feet are different or your Terrocs came laced differently than mine. Mine came with a heel locking lacing... |
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Wilderness First Aid Classes by WMI/NOLS 16 hour course on first aid in the backcountry. Lots of hands on scenarios for practice. The course I attended in AZ in May 2006 was taught by an EMT from Pennsylvania and an EMT/ski patroller from Co... |
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Tilley LT5 Well I thought the LT5 was perfect until Ryan suggested it would be even better if it was lighter. But of course! And it's stylish too - at least we Tilley wearers think so. And Ryan, just slip on yo... |
