Beautiful pic's, looks like a fantastic outing thanks for posting.
One of my favorites was the brunch pic.....mmm mmmmmm goooooooood
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Beautiful pic's, looks like a fantastic outing thanks for posting.
One of my favorites was the brunch pic.....mmm mmmmmm goooooooood
Looks like a really nice trip - Great pics! I too enjoy taking a moment to check out the critters when they show up.
Hey, I like the hiking pole idea for the tarp pull-outs. I've often thought about trying this with some trail sticks (small saplings) to take advantage of their springiness. Gonna hafta try it . . .
-Klauss
Man, I don't eat that good at home!
Great report!
What temperature gauge is that? It says acurite, but I can't find a model that looks like it.
Nevermind I think it is this one, right?
http://www.acurite.com/weather/therm...317-00318.html
Thanks for the kind words everyone!
Yup! I love this thing more than any other cookware I own. Worth the extra weight if you ask me. Lots of room, and has a bail. Boiling 1 or 2 cups of water doesn't cut it for someone as thirsty as I. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by nuttysquirrel
Thank you very much. I use a Canon S100.Quote:
Originally Posted by swankfly
Yes, it made his tarp soo much more luxurious. A small sapling would be perfect I think. Wonder why I never think of this stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Klaussinator
Yes, that's the one in your link. I got it at Walmart for $6 or so, then rip off the suction cup.Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinDWhite
backpacking with canvas and leather bags? why? how did they hold up anyway?
Great pics! Loved the ones of the bugs.
I'm more into bushcrafting, these types of materials better suite my style and more field repairable imo. I try to explore all types of gear, and pick what makes me happy.If you go through my threads, you'll see that I try and use all types of gear, from ultralight, to ultra heavy. If there was a practical way to bring along a 14'' dutch oven, you can bet I'd bring it with me. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Nevada Hammocker
Why? Because I can. :D
They held up fine, I'm confident these Frost River packs will outlast any other pack I have. Will a super heavy backpack always be my choice? Heck no! But theres something about these old fashioned pieces of gear, that really appeal to me.
That is a Frost River. :boggle: It is pure awesomeness. His grandkids will use that bag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nevada Hammocker
Great report and I like all the pics. Love the pack too. Only thing missing is an ax!