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    Senior Member Red Hat's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by MRH View Post
    Sounds like a great time... I've been looking at the BB. do you have the single or double?
    Originally I planned to get the single to save weight, but I ended up getting the double since I use a pad. The pad fits between the two layers and makes for much more comfortable sleeping.

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    Senior Member Red Hat's Avatar
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    Get going!

    Quote Originally Posted by UncleMJM View Post
    Great trip report - you've got me wanting to head to the mountains.
    Man, College Station is hotter than blazes! Nothing in Texas can compare with hiking the Appalachian Trail. I head over at least once a year to get my fix. Now, I'm a native Texan, and I love my state, but hiking here is near torture!

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    Red Hat, thanks for the Trail Journal link. Loved reading about your trip.
    Exercise, eat right, die anyway -- Country Roads bumper sticker
    Fall seven times, standup eight. -- Japanese Proverb

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    Rehat ~ What section did you do?

    Swoosh ~ What section are you going to do?

    I'm going out for a week May 22nd. Planning to go from 19E to Grayson Highlands.
    Looking forward to using my BB!

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    Does the pad between the layers cut down on sweat accumulation? I find my rear end getting sweaty when I use a landau foam pad...

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    Great report, Red Hat. Been following your journals for the past few years.

    Q: how do you pack your 40x60 pad in your Circuit? I've always had trouble compressing the pad enough to make things fit.

    thanks.
    "A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving." - Lao Tzu

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    TheRev: I did from VA42 at Ceres to Blue Ridge Parkway mile 51.7 (planned on to the Tye River, but got stormed out)
    Goodcave: no sweat with it between the layers
    Fishbone: I fold it in half (20x60) and roll it up, then use stretch cord around it and put it in a kitchen garbage bag and push it into the mesh outside part of my Circuit.

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    RedHat, it was awesome reading your trail journal. What an adventure. Sorry to hear about your friends son and I appreciate your son's sacrifice to our country as well.

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    Hey Redhat .... I am really enjoying your trail journal! Short, concise and well versed. Glad you are a hammock gal.
    Stay Vigilant and secure!
    Shug
    PS .. I love bluegrass gospel music and loved to read about you listening to Elvis as you hiked in the piney woods...
    Whooooo Buddy)))) All Secure in Sector Seven

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    Thanks for the link to your journal. Sounds like a great trip

    TW

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