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Re: Nice Job, Ryan F Hi Joshua, you picked up that little unfinished business in that picture. :P When I took the first indoor photos I hadn't yet found a grating for inside the inner can. Since then I found a lightwe... |
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Re: Cottages Here are a few more to add: http://www.outdoorequipmentsupplier.com/why_maccat.htm (catenary cut hammock tarps) http://www.kickassquilts.com/ (synthetic fill hammock underquilts) http://www.k... |
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Re: Woodgas Stove Hi Dale, take a look at the link to the woodgas stove concept above. It explains in detail how it works. It's not just the wood itself burning, as in regular wood stoves (note those are not "woodga... |
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Re: thin ropes--- to be or not to be Thanks for the corrections Douglas and Kevin. Makes sense when you think about it. I still have a lot to learn about ropes for climbing. Interesting thread. |
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Re: curiosity kills the cat: rappelling off a thin cord Climbing rope is made of a series of layers to add margins of safety for when the rope is subject to abrasion. Also a very thin rope is hard to handle in the grip of a human hand. The fist can ... |
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Re: Dang! Not only that... aren't those his PANTS, topped by a pair of BINOCULARS, sitting loose in that pile? I know that Australia can be hot and it's very easy to be miles from the nearest neighbor, but... |
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Spinnaker Cloth for Hammocks I remember reading on a sailing fabric site about quite a few spinnaker cloth samples being air permeable, unlike the waterproof qualities of the material used in the Gossamer Gear SpinnShelter and... |
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Re: Tarptent Virga II vs Rainbow vs SMD Lunar Solo E comparison The space inside the Rainbow is huge. You can lie down full-length with your head near one side of the tent and have enough space for your full pack at your feet and then alongside you enough space... |
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Re: Ryans Woodgas stove Hmmm, Ryan, I dunno. I've never tried it. It might work. I guess all you need to keep in mind is that you want as much air flow as possible there at the bottom. Why don't you give it a go and see w... |
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Re: Books To Walk To? What about Edward Abbey's "Desert Solitaire"? Or Henry Thoureau's "Walden"? I'm not sure if they're in audio format, but they must be great to listen to. There are so many books that would fit ... |
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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