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If it doesn't sell, the bookshelf would be a fitting place for this little brass wonder. I still use mine on trips once or twice a year when I expect temps to dip below 10F. It's still as...

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i will take the other one. :)

i'll take a number to be next in line, jic

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i'll take the two patagonia capilene SS shirts for $15 total.

evidently the seller found a buyer elsewhere. my "i'll take it" was never acknowledged.

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I will take the MHW airshield cap.

all he needs is a partner walking behind while clacking two coconut shells together...

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I'll take it all for $25 shipped. Please PM me your payment info.

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i'll take the dark grey icebreaker SS shirt

i'd have to see that to believe it. maybe the hiker group just made up the story to see what kind of reaction they would get.

it is estimated that as many as 1 in 25 people carry giardia without any symptoms. if you never filter or treat your water and you've never been sick, it may just mean you are one of the 4%. ...

i'm sitting here reading this thread and scratching the chigger bites i got two weeks ago while mowing the lawn. the area where i live is TERRIBLE for chiggers and deer ticks, so bad that it is one...

i use a regular old bottled water container for my alcohol. 8 oz. size for short trips, two of em if i'm gonna be out for awhile. they are super light, durable, and easy to replace if ever one was...

not sure what a green bottle fly is, but THESE are the greenheads i know and hate.

in my experience greenheads usually meet their doom with one swat, often before they even bite. black flies are quicker and not only does it take more energy to dispatch them back to hell where they...

i got a regular mariposa last year when GG had a sale on them for $75. for a pack that tips the scales at a scant 17 ounces, a sacrifice in durability is to be expected. on a recent AT trip i opted...

...within 100 feet of the trail... at least 100 feet from the trail... only in designated areas... north of this arbitrary line... only if you intend to be out longer than 36 hours...

just like...

if you choose a discreet (stealth) site not visible from the trail, they will never find you. and of course that prolly means no campfire. avoid obvious party spots. pitch your tent (or hammock)...

In my opinion, training your dog to respond immediately to verbal commands is well worth the effort. Your companion will enjoy the trail far more on a mental leash than he/she will on a physical...