Overview
Bretwood Higman and Erin McKittrick have been trekking along North America’s wild western coast since starting from Seattle in June. They have carried a core set of gear from the start and made a few adjustments as they traveled north. For the shift from non-winter conditions to winter conditions - which they define as "colder than 20 degrees or with snow too deep to walk through" - they added amazingly little gear. They discuss this added gear and the spectacular failure and success of some of it.
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Forum Index » Editor's Roundtable » Podcast: Journey on the Wild Coast – When the Weather Outside is Frightful and There is No Inside, What Gear Works?
( ryan - BPL STAFF - M)
Locale:
Greater Yellowstone
Companion forum thread to:
Podcast: Journey on the Wild Coast - When the Weather Outside is Frightful and There is No Inside, What Gear Works?
Edited by MikeMartin on 04/30/2008 12:07:11 MDT.
( wandering_bob - M)
Locale:
Oregon, USA
Catchy title
( MikeMartin - BPL STAFF - M)
Locale:
North Idaho
Thanks. Fixed. :)
( romandial - M)
Locale:
of photo: packrafting AK
Hig and Erin's observations on sharing a two-person quilt (or whatever it's called when there's insulation on top but just nylon on the bottom) are insightful.
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