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SUN_HIKER
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Or worse? well we won't go there but I do like the Coffee stuff now there is a necessity, got to get me one of these 
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BoyNhisDog
The dangerous place where the winds meet
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| dcornelius wrote: |
Woah! Suz! way cool! I am gonna rush back over there and place a bid right away! You are a true friend to be lookin out for me that way!!!!  |
Don't bid it up from $2.95 until the last 15 seconds Diane. If you can snipe this just right you will walk away with some awesome hiking stuff. 
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Hikngrl
Canyoneering is my 'Happy Place'
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| Posted: 1/29/2004, 8:00 am Post subject: |
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Good advice Glenn! I shoud get every thing I need in one swoop here if I play it right!!!!
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kurthzone
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| Posted: 1/29/2004, 8:20 am Post subject: |
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Nice notes Diane, thanks or sharing!
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sam_hikes
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| Posted: 1/29/2004, 8:42 am Post subject: |
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| Suzaz wrote: |
| Yes, but Ken is a he-man and he doesn't like the lightweight stuff....heavy duty--GI Joe type stuff |
Are we talking about Ken, or Kent? |
I think you missed the spur trail...Its Barbie's Ken
Everybody should have those ultralight items from that Ebay link... wow a complete hiking dream team for under $5 |
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Tom Treks
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Joined: 12 Jan 2003
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| Posted: 1/29/2004, 6:01 pm Post subject: |
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| sam_hikes wrote: |
| HikerInGilbert wrote: |
| Suzaz wrote: |
| Yes, but Ken is a he-man and he doesn't like the lightweight stuff....heavy duty--GI Joe type stuff |
Are we talking about Ken, or Kent? |
I think you missed the spur trail...Its Barbie's Ken |
I think you missed the whole dang trail... or my sense of humor is dryer than usual...
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Hnak
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Location: Prescott, AZ
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| Posted: 1/29/2004, 8:02 pm Post subject: |
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| HikerInGilbert wrote: |
or my sense of humor is dryer than usual...
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Well, this is Arizona after all, dryness is to be expected...  |
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Kim
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great info! I've carried the gallon size and liter size regular H20 bottles backpacking before. What's good about Nalgenes is they are leakproof, there's something handy about them if you camp where there's snow or it's really cold (I forget, because I hate the cold, so moved to AZ and avoid cold at every cost so I don't really need to know that factor), and their unbreakable. I carried frozen H20 in the gallon size regular H20 bottles once inside a grocery bag in my backpack and my back and stuff got wet from condensation and possible leakage. I like to use the big nalgene-top bags that you can fold down when they're empty and like to have the security of the filter if there's only mucky H20 around.
ultra light is something that depends on lots of things. Personally, I like the ideas, but don't mind the added security and a little extra poundage. well, i mind it towards the end of the hike, tho!!!  |
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