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1) Ok everybody, don't be jealous, I got the entire Foxfire book collection for Christmas. All 12 volumes. 3600 pages of wonderful reading. If it had not been for these books. Some of this information could be lost forever.
2) set of Whoopie strings, & Mule tape from Squidbilly
3) 50 Alabama hikes book
4) Set of Nite-Ize figure 9's
Black rock hat! Sportsman with a full ounce of down. My head doesn't even know im outside.:cool:
I thought those books were discontinued! They were in my high school library and I remember checking them out several times and just glancing through them. I'd really like to get a copy of them. Now I'm on the hunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firedog
if you can find the ISBN code, I generally start at ABEbooks.com
KM(who is confirmed book-a-holic..)
http://www.foxfire.org/thefoxfirebooks.aspxQuote:
Originally Posted by Dave41079
The Foxfire Museum is very near to the AT in Georgia. It is in Mountain City, between Clayton and Dillard . . . maybe 10 miles south of Franklin, NC.
I had the best Christmas ever yet! A blackbird 1.1 dbl layerin black AND a traveler 1.1 single layer in black!
Booksamillion.com
The mule tape is the best thing on your list, whoopie slings, figure 9's, and the such are okay but mule tape is at the same level as duck tape (or my new favorite brand gorilla tape) and zip ties. I'm sure with enough of those three items there's nothing in this world that couldn't be fixed or rigged to make it home. I got my father a steripen opti since last time we went hanging in the woods his filter didn't work well enough and he was sick as could be.
I got some cash for me to purchase my very first hammock! WOOOO ME! And this new sleek profile on hammockforums.net to educate myself before I purchase. :)
New Balance trail shoes with Gortex nice and light :boggle:
Another day above ground is always a pleasant gift.
These books are available on Amazon.com in both paperback and on their kindle, which means anywhere Sprint net goes you can download them within 60 seconds on a Kindle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave41079
About 10 bucks per book though, pricey for a kindle book.
My Christmas? My Daughter, Grand-daughter and SIL got over late for Xmas lunch, they left late for his families doings. My Grand-daughter was recovering from ear infections/ bad cold so was sleep deprived and sore from effects of her antibiotics. They just left her with me with promisses to bring her over to the inlaws tomorrow for a spell. I had a good, long night of snuggling with my 19 month old. It was purty good. Though I had to share her with Barney and that woman who has lived in the same house with me for 27 years.
I got a very needed pair of keen red rock mids. I also got the money for a ULA Catalyst to be fitted at a later date. I also got P90X to help lose some weight and make the hiking easier and 10 pairs of various brands of hiking socks!
I think that the best Christmas gift that I got was a new wedding ring. I have the best husband
My girl friend got me a pair of Feathered Friends down booties with the covers.
My wife got me a JetBoil Flash.
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Originally Posted by Two Tents