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John Nausieda (Meander) - BPL Lifetime Member

My Locale PNW
About Me I've been backpacking since the early 70's . For the past 16 years it's been day hiking as our daughter grew up , with camping in the Cascades every summer. Now we are ready to take her deeper in , and I'm re-equipping us for lighter travel. Photography is a major hobby, as well as Chinese gardens and travel in China.
CityPortland, S.E.
StateOregon
CountryUSA

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Re: Carbon fiber spoon
It looks unsanitary with all those little pockets to trap food. Compared to a GSI Lexan spoon it is probably a costly item. A lid for just boiling water may make more sense.

In Make Your Own Gear » Carbon fiber spoon
April 03, 4:27pm
Re: Weight
It gets worse. http://www.eddiebauer.com/EB/Bags--Gear/Camping/index.cat?oessoa=6046088&cm_mmc=email-_-647-_-A-_-shopnow Your backpacking tent http://www.eddiebauer.com/catalog/product...

In GEAR » First Ascent Katabatic Tent
April 03, 9:56am
Re: Poisonous Poodle- dog bush
Does anyone understand whether the juvenile foliage vs. the adult is dangerous? Mechanism of the irritation? The flowers are novel, vaguely like Digitalis, but the woody stems are unlike anythi...

In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Poisonous Poodle- dog bush
April 02, 6:57pm
Re: Poisonous Poodle- dog bush
Thanks for the warning. This comes out of left field in terms of genus , species and remedy. Any known effective relief agents? Technu? Autoimmune response?Range is usually limited by ...? Suggest...

In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Poisonous Poodle- dog bush
April 02, 6:47pm
Re: Re: Nalgene I love you.
Well, he can always recycle it as a pee or rather p.o.'d bottle.But the damage may already be done. By the way Ken , that would be singing Nalgene to the tune of "Wild Thing" by the ...

In GEAR » You stink, Nalgene!
April 01, 6:41pm
Re: Re: Shaving on the trail - Please help!!!
+1 Gillette Good News. Bics tear me up. Best to have a non new razor and a 1/4inch Styptic pencil for cuts. http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&rh=n%3A3760901%2Ck%3AStyptic%20Pencil&page=1 ...

In GEAR » Shaving on the trail - Please help!!!
March 31, 8:05pm
Re: Re: World Backup Day!
And here's involuntary earth hour. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/31/technology/with-advance-warning-bracing-for-attack-on-internet-by-anonymous.html?src=mv&ref=general

In Chaff » World Backup Day!
March 31, 3:07pm
Re: Re: What Garbage Bags for Pack Liners?
This was an early thread and there are plenty of comments back and forth.Experience will build up this year once we all get out there and use them some more.

In GEAR » What Garbage Bags for Pack Liners?
March 31, 1:26pm
Re: Re: What Garbage Bags for Pack Liners?
A lighter option was discussed in this thread and these have been purchased in lots and distributed twice. Nylofume bags. http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_dis...

In GEAR » What Garbage Bags for Pack Liners?
March 31, 12:38pm
Re: What Garbage Bags for Pack Liners?
The standard bag is a compactor bag. Available online at Doitbest hardware. http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/reviews/display_reviews.html?forum_thread_id=16564&skip_...

In GEAR » What Garbage Bags for Pack Liners?
March 31, 9:45am

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