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    Default if you could only bring one thing...

    If you could only bring one thing besides the necessities (food, tent, sleeping bad, etc) what would you take backpacking?

    I take my crazy creek chair. I know it weighs a ton, but I *heart* it!

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    A book.
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    My wife.

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    I take my ultra light weight hammock, it weighs 9 oz. and I can use it as a lounge chair, its awesome. I don't have to be all picky about getting the hang just right because I won't be sleeping in it, just using it as a chair.

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    A book, definetely

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    Quote Originally Posted by napster View Post
    My wife.
    Can't take my wife, she's to used to the comforts of a civilized life. She likes wilderness during the day, but when its time to sleep she needs to be in a bed inside a house. Instead my hiking buddy is my dog. Doesn't complain, is happy all the time, and enjoys hiking as much as I do.

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    Paperback book.

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    Quote Originally Posted by napster View Post
    My wife.
    hopefully you don't have to carry her...

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    Coffee perculator......and my Spiderman de-coder ring.
    Moses

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    Bible. Not so much for the religious content, but it has so much. Poetry, history, philosophy, war stories, love stories, more. So it has something for every mood, and compact.

    TW
    "Thank God! there is always a Land of Beyond, For us who are true to the trail..." --- Robert Service

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    Quote Originally Posted by airinpie View Post
    If you could only bring one thing besides the necessities (food, tent, sleeping bad, etc) what would you take backpacking?
    http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/w...egory_rn=15704

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    Quote Originally Posted by airinpie View Post
    hopefully you don't have to carry her...
    There's gotta be an Ultralight joke in here somewhere....


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    thats not a necessity??

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    Quote Originally Posted by airinpie View Post
    very nice. i have one of these http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/w...02&isFirearm=Y

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf View Post

    it's so pretty i'd be afraid to shoot it

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    after food, tarp/hammock, and sleeping bag?

    a knife.

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    I always carry one of these, but it's difficult to get it into my pack:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrischrz/498790845/
    "Behold, the only thing bigger than yourself."

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    Camera. I love photography.
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