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    "No it never complains, and it never cries, and it looks so good, and it fits just right. But if it's her you want I don't care about that. You can have my girl but don't touch my hat." (Lyle Lovett)

    http://www.barmahhats.com.au/images/1018HS_w_text.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by droptopbenz View Post
    Cell phone!
    Seriously though...as I get older, it's probably my Leki's! Maddog
    "You do more hiking with your head than your feet!" Emma "Grandma" Gatewood...HYOY!!!
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    Insect repellant. I will never, never leave home without it. I am a bug magnet - I've ALWAYS been a bug magnet...

    Last trip on the AT was March and I took my sunscreen, but didn't think I'd need my DEET. Wow, was I ever wrong. The gnats were so bad they were like a cloud around my head from morning until evening. Made my trip a lot less enjoyable than it could have been if I only brought along a small squirt bottle of Off...

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    Quote Originally Posted by LeaderDog View Post
    .........................?
    Yea, I have some simple, but great gear that I would not hike without. I love every item of my Big "4,", pack , hammock, tarp and quilts. But somehow, everyone has these in one form or another, so that is nothing unique, and I will skip it.

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    Good pair of comfortable hiking shoes.
    Some people may hike barefoot, but barring those rare people, everyone has some sort of footwear. I love my boots, but they are nothing special.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sarcasm the elf View Post
    ...my answer hands down is my Black Diamond hiking poles.
    Yea, I love my BD poles. Ergo-Corks. Really great piece of gear that I would not want to be without.
    The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not "Eureka!" but "That's funny..." Isaac Asimov

    Veni, Vidi, Velcro. I came, I saw, I stuck around.

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    Cheese. Guns. Dog (no leash though). Cell phone. Bible (for trail "magic" purposes only).

    But seriously, a plain old Life is Good cap. I almost never wear a hat outside of hiking but I always have it on when I am on the trail.

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    Zip Ties......

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    Quote Originally Posted by AKBOb View Post
    pfft... easy my Wenger 16999 Giant Swiss Army Knife
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    That's not a knife, that's a porcupine wearing a suit of armor!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Train Wreck View Post
    That's not a knife, that's a porcupine wearing a suit of armor!
    if you look close you can see the kitchen sink in the middle

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    glasses ,i cant see being without them

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    I think i would have to say my FOOD BAG.

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    My lightweight waterproof hooded windbreaker-Prolly saved my life a coupla times.
    I'm not really a hiker, I just play one on White Blaze.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LeaderDog View Post
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    Toilet paper

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    Quote Originally Posted by sddavis View Post
    Toilet paper
    Toilet paper!! Wiping is what my pappy said my hands was for.

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    the waffle iron of course is first, got to cook a hot breakfast each day.... followed closely by the boombox you can play loudly at shelters ... then the Snow Peak U/L chopsticks required at all those AYCE Chinese buffets in town.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Praha4 View Post
    the waffle iron of course is first, got to cook a hot breakfast each day.... followed closely by the boombox you can play loudly at shelters ... then the Snow Peak U/L chopsticks required at all those AYCE Chinese buffets in town.
    I showed HB57 the sticks, I keep them in the fish car!

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    Cheese

    If out west a Shemagh is pretty damn useful.

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    either my Fabiano or Scarpa Leather Hiking Boots.

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    It's really hard to say. The question reminds me of a quote my John Muir.
    "When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else."
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    Quote Originally Posted by moytoy View Post
    It's really hard to say. The question reminds me of a quote my John Muir.
    "When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else."
    Yes, I see that. 'This is all the crap I need to have to feel comfortable being out there, and if I'm missing something, I know it, so I'm not comfortable.'

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