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Miguel Arboleda (butuki) - BPL Lifetime Member
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All Forum Posts by Miguel Arboleda
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Re: Wilderness Therapy What I think it does is allow people to fully use their entire mind and body sensory array as it was designed to be used. I think that when we are out there that sense of being "fully engaged&... |
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Re: Packable foam pad National Geographics! At least you will find a use for them after they've been collecting dust for so long... |
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Re: Kamoshika Sports Damien, don't want to step on your toes, but I have always found Kamoshika to be wonderful and never treated me with disrespect. In fact on occasion one of the staff members has gone out of the... |
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Re: cool Japanese stoves Just read the alucan site information. These are all homemade stoves made of stainless steel sheeting. Not sure if they are available to purchase, though. I think the author has connections with O.... |
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Re: Central Asian Advice On a trip like this there will be many times when camping is just not possible or simply inconvenient, and staying at a hotel or hut is necessary. At those times most of your backpacking gear will ... |
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Re: Around the World Shelter: the Himalayas to the smalltown campground Hi Perrin, long time no see. Good to see you in the forums again. Seems like this is going to be a long trip, through some very remote country, with little chance of replacement parts if someth... |
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Re: Ultralight Hammock Rope I guess I pose the question again just in case someone might know an answer to my question above. I do know about the hammock yahoo group, but since I know people here I thought I'd post the qu... |
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Re: New Momentum in gear list Thanks Aaron, makes a lot of sense now. And a lot of food for thought. But, I've got to say it, you really look like a male elephant seal, snout and all. Or should I say, you look like you&#... |
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Ultralight Hammock Line I'm in the middle of designing a lightweight hammock that can convert into a bivy. The shell will be made of Epic Malibu and will have bug netting that will fully enclose the occupant. My one s... |
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Re: New Momentum in gear list Hi Aaron, I've been trying to figure out how your half-bag works. When wearing it as a tunic do you wrap it around your torso to the back? How does it close at the back? Or is the back compl... |
All Reader Reviews by Miguel Arboleda
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Gossamer Gear The One These are comments I made in the forum, just added here for easy reference: I just got back from a three day walk with the One yesterday. It was great, just what I wanted. It's still very much ... |
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ULA Equipment I just received my Arctic Pack yesterday, a pack that I wasn't going to buy at first because of the expense, but after reading other people's reviews and my just not having enough time to make... |
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Mountain Equipment Co-op (Canada) I became a member of MEC in 1992, paying the membership fee and enjoying buying things at great prices and getting very well made gear that you couldn't find anywhere else. Ever since the regul... |
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TarpTent I have three of Henry's creations, the original Squall, the Squall 2, and the Rainbow. All of them have performed wonderfully and have changed the way I go backpacking (along with Glen van Peski a... |
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Mont Bell (well, what do you know, I can't use the word "f*nny pack"!) I've been using MontBell gear since 1977, two years after they started, when I bought my first rain poncho. I still ha... |
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