I use a ten litre dry bag to carry my rolled-up thermarest. It fits perfectly and in the event of an absolute downpour I can sacrifice the thermarest to the elements and put any electronics, ID etc in the dry bag for safekeeping. Also, a frisbee can double as a great dinner plate/campsite new acquaintance attractor.
Posted byChris KeamMay 17, 2011 08:28:03
Food and Data
A few thoughts:
Have a plan for storing food and anything with an odor (i.e. deodorant, toothpaste.). The racoons killed me on my last adventure. A small bear bag is not a bad idea.
Don't depend on your phone for anything. I was without service for the entire length of my last run.
Have a plan but be prepared to embrace the inevitable twist in the road.
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keeping it dry
Posted by Chris Keam May 17, 2011 08:28:03
Food and Data
Posted by listener mark May 16, 2011 19:22:21