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  • #2119088
    Ken Thompson
    BPL Member

    @here

    Locale: Right there

    Geez man, don't ask. He might show us!

    #2119094
    Billy Ray
    Spectator

    @rosyfinch

    Locale: the mountains

    no… I was thinking of starting a trip solo and meeting up with a gal that likes big jerky with lots of fat….

    Billy

    #2119095
    Ian
    BPL Member

    @10-7

    If by "gal" you mean a marmot with a loose set of morals and who's down to party then I completely believe you.

    I know. I really should stop stereotyping marmots.

    #2119096
    Billy Ray
    Spectator

    @rosyfinch

    Locale: the mountains

    You seem to have marmots on the brain Ian…. hmmm… wat chew bin doin' them long nites Ian????

    Billy

    #2119100
    Ian
    BPL Member

    @10-7

    Whoa Nelly. No need to deflect your marmotphilia onto me Billy. We are an inclusive group here at BPL and we accept you just the way you are.

    #2119102
    Billy Ray
    Spectator

    @rosyfinch

    Locale: the mountains

    Au contraire, Ian.
    Something very Freudian about your marmot post.

    Billy

    #2119103
    Ian
    BPL Member

    @10-7

    Well the good news is that you are packing your used condoms out. Very LNT of you.

    #2119105
    Billy Ray
    Spectator

    @rosyfinch

    Locale: the mountains

    Well, Ian… not sure what LNT means… but why leave them behind when they can be recycled :)

    Billy

    #2119108
    Matthew H
    BPL Member

    @vision-quest

    Locale: Boulder, CO

    Hahahaha

    #2119111
    Justin Baker
    BPL Member

    @justin_baker

    Locale: Santa Rosa, CA

    A 26 inch axe with a 1.75lb head makes me happy.
    But not that useful/practical outside of deep winter camping.

    #2119112
    BlackHatGuy
    Spectator

    @sleeping

    Locale: The Cascades

    "Well, Ian… not sure what LNT means"

    For you, it seems it means long nights touching- on your solo trips…..

    #2119115
    Billy Ray
    Spectator

    @rosyfinch

    Locale: the mountains

    And here all this time I thought LNT meant Leave No Trojan !
    I sure learn a ton here on BPL…

    billy

    #2119284
    Myles Booth
    Spectator

    @mbooth0007

    Baby wipes! Freaking baby wipes! I use them for number 2 time. But mist importantly wiping down when camp after a long day of hiking. They make me feel like a new person. Of course, I use the flushable ones.

    #2119716
    Joe L
    BPL Member

    @heyyou

    Locale: Cutting brush off of the Arizona Tr

    I like the comfort of sitting in my hammock to cook, instead of sitting on a slightly padded rock or log. At night, I can lay in my hammock for 12-14 hours in a snow storm without any discomfort from sore hips or shoulders. Can't say that about laying on the ground.

    The hammock is not noticeably extra comfortable at any given time, like a recliner is. The hammock is just consistently comfortable for as long as I've ever laid in it. At the finish, it is just as good as at the start.

    I like the way my ULA packs carry water weight into drier areas. As someone else mentioned about crampons, the solitude is better there.

    I like my Fancee Feest clone stove for its thoughtful, simple design and easy use. Often simple is more difficult to design than not. To me, getting water to boil is not a twice a day, timed race, with winners and losers. Light enough and good enough is all that I need from a stove.

    #2119725
    Kerry Wilson
    Member

    @mntnflyr4fun

    Locale: North of Eugene, South of Portland

    18 yr. old single malt scotch…don't leave home without it…

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