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    platypus hoser 2.0L, hoser 1.0L, platypus 1L bottle, REI Halo +25, Komperdell poles, a dozen REI velcro straps (for car camping) and some superlight camp towels.

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    My family made a trip to Wallyworld to get me "Camping Necessities" for me. Yippee......


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    a new Cho-Pat dual action knee strap

    http://www.cho-pat.com/products/dualactionkneestrap.php

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    Default Christmas goodies

    Got a down jacket, sea to summit bag liner, appalachian trials book (which was great, and i read in one day), Awol's trail guide, and a 50 Amazon card. Plus family's blessings and support of my plan to thru-hike 2014

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    Default What did you get for Christmas.

    Wife got me a BD Spot headlamp, MSR canister stove and 1 person cookset, and a water filter. Also some winter hiking clothing. Brother got me a subscription to Backpacker Magazine. Daughters got me an Xbox controller to play with them - grin. Trying to be ready to do the High Country Path in May!

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    A couple of AT hiking books by the barefoot sisters, trail names Isis & Jack Rabbit.
    Getting lost is a way to find yourself.

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    a hammock, tarp, lensatic compass, fire steal, and magnesium fire starter

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    Sea to Summit Reactor sleeping bag liner, Petzl Tikka Plus 2 headlamp, Swiss Army SD pocket knife, wool socks and a couple more caribiners.

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    I got a rock. Whoooops. wrong holiday - that was Halloween.

    Got cash which promptly turned into sprained fingers typing in my order for a new SoLong 6. Can't wait for it to get here, so I can try it out!!!
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    Got a new carbon cyclocross bike.
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    I got hooked up! Santa was very good to me this year. Got a Marmot Precip rain jacket, magnesium fire starter, Appalachian Trials book, the ATC coffee-table picture book that weighs a TON but has about 400 pages of awesome pictures, 2 pairs of Darn Tough Merino wool hiker socks, 1 pair of Wigwam wool socks, 2 pairs of synthetic undies, the Sea-to-Summit treated bug net, carabiners, beef jerky in my stocking.

    But better than the stuff I got, was something I gave. A friend of mine is thru-hiking very soon and I filled up a 5 gallon Homer Bucket from Home Depot with a ton of small bounce-box type of presents, each one individually wrapped. Stuff like chapstick, ibuprofen, AAA batteries, handy-wipes, etc... I had a lot of fun with that and I know it was appreciated, plus it took her half the day to unwrap everything. That was the best part of my Christmas!
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    I forgot to mention one of my favorite gifts, red Alabama duct tape. Gonna wrap my BD's with it, so much better than plain silver.

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    Lightheart Solong 6 I am so glad I now have a use for my snobish hiking poles

    It is lighter than my BA FC2 and has more space and much better views.

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    Down booties, sawyer squeeze, and new camera. Can't wait to try them out.

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    a new lease on life ... good friends and good people.
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    Best gift was 4 days off of work to spend with my wife and son, but I was also given an Orvis 4-piece fly rod setup and a tarp/fly for my hammock.

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    Bunch lucky bastards

    All I got was a card with fifty bucks from ma n dad a can with three.different kinds of popcorn and a bottle of Knob Creek Bourbon from my boss

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe Thru-Hiker View Post
    Bunch lucky bastards

    All I got was a card with fifty bucks from ma n dad a can with three.different kinds of popcorn and a bottle of Knob Creek Bourbon from my boss
    Apparently you are not married. The difference between your gifts and the gifts us married folks get is that you did not have to pay for your own gift

    Be grateful for what your parents gave you, they will not be around forever.

    Have a safe and happy New Year.

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    I got a Tarptent squall 2 and a thermarest neo-air trekker. My family is very generous.

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    Quote Originally Posted by youngeric86 View Post
    I got a Tarptent squall 2 and a thermarest neo-air trekker. My family is very generous.
    You will love the Tarptent. I have the Rainshadow 2, it cant be beat in it's space to weight ratio.

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