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    Stephanie Jordan
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    @maia

    Locale: Rocky Mountains

    Companion forum thread to:

    Winter Cabineering – Part 2

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    Al Ringer
    Spectator

    @aringer

    Locale: Northern MN

    Enjoyed the article on winter cabineering. One item not mentioned was the ability of different wood stoves to hold a fire overnight. It may be 70-80 degrees in the cabin when heading to bed, but it might be -20 in the morning, depending on type of stove in the cabin and quality of wood one is able to obtain. This could change what type of sleeping bag to bring along.

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    Hamish Reid
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    @mrexplorerdouglas

    Locale: Arthur's Pass National Park

    I like the idea of a seed kettle. I'm in NZ where 'huts' are numerous and used more than tents, but have never used the hut stove in this way. Thanks!

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    Cody Bartz
    BPL Member

    @codybartz

    Thank you for writing this nice article. Just got me excited to find a built structure nearby to Cabineer at.

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