Bring everything from home overday-er

**Cali** · 07-23-2012, 13:42

Very nice, and the food made me hungry.

Great pics and wish I could have been then.

**Mudman** · 07-23-2012, 15:49

Thanks everyone! It was a little hot, but perfect for a hammock, as I did not need any kinda of insulation, and the air passing below cooled my back. It was very refreshing. I Brought out my Black Bird for this trip.

Originally Posted by MedicineMan

all the pics! the bushcraft techniques.....now where was the hammock, even for an afternoon nap?

Me in my WBBB

Originally Posted by Les Rust

That's quite a menu for a daytrip. Next time be sure to let the rest of us know--we'll all show up! Great shots of what looks like a great trip. thanks for sharing the pics--now if you could have only shared the grub!

I'll keep you guys posted, this place doesn't have a lot of places to hang, so it's limited to either 4 or 5 hangers max- or you bring giant tree straps. lol

However it would be cool to attend a hang, I've never been to one.

Originally Posted by mangus7175

Is that Third Stream Crossing (Cucamonga Wilderness)? Great pics, I was there a few weeks ago exploring the waterfalls.

Hmm I don't think so. I just know it as Lytle creek. There's a really cool waterfall over there, but I'm too lazy to go further during summer. Heat and I don't go together very well.

Originally Posted by BajaHanger

Very nice, and the food made me hungry.

Great pics and wish I could have been then.

I'll be sure to keep people posted once I find a good spot for a lot of hangers. If it's limited to only 4 or 5 people, this place would be perfect. Or hiking up further would serve well. More trees.

**Groovy** · 07-23-2012, 16:16

What kind of trap is that? very interesting!

**SilvrSurfr** · 07-23-2012, 16:30

Great trip report. My favorite part is that a bunch of skinny people went on a day hike and carried enough food to feed a third world nation for a week.

Can't wait to see your food selection for a five-day hike!

**Mudman** · 07-23-2012, 16:39

Originally Posted by Groovy

What kind of trap is that? very interesting!

Figure 4. I didn't actually use it, just practicing.

Originally Posted by SilvrSurfr

Great trip report. My favorite part is that a bunch of skinny people went on a day hike and carried enough food to feed a third world nation for a week.

Can't wait to see your food selection for a five-day hike!

haha it just kind of happened. We would never bring that much food or utensils
for an overnight trip. This particular trip was primarily a food based outing. To try out cooking related gear, and just cooking over/in an open fire.

Stay tuned, These trips will happen at least 3 times a month. Every trip will hopefully be different- I plan to start using themes based on another friend's idea. This trip was a first for food. Next we will start using the themes, such as swiss army only fire, machete only, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7''+ blade only fire/tool, natural tinder only fire, handmade utensils only, Might even have a cleaver for camp only trip, and so on.

**mangus7175** · 07-23-2012, 16:57

Originally Posted by Mudman

Hmm I don't think so. I just know it as Lytle creek. There's a really cool waterfall over there, but I'm too lazy to go further during summer. Heat and I don't go together very well.

Maybe not the Third Stream Crossing campground but it looks like you guys took the Middle Fork Trail. The waterfall was nice...