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It's gonna be ok.
Ditch Medicine: wash your hands and keep your booger-pickers off your face!
Since this was a gear thread...
I lightened up on a long term plan. Being a sectioneer, I could plan future purchases based on budget, sales, etc.
The "if you don't use it in 3 days" rule works well.
ULA Circuit was first buy. Next:
Had bad luck with inflatables and decided the CCF was comfortable enough - use a z-lite now.
The big one was a WM Ultralight bag, was a big chunk of change, but under 2# for a long bag. Love it. Replace an REI bag that was ~3#.
MontBell UL jacket (down) replaced a heavy fleece and is warmer to boot. However, for about $10 and minimal sewing skills you can turn an army field jacket liner into a decent equivalent. See: http://whiteblaze.net/forum/vbg/show...imageuser=6848
Ti pot, spoon, alcohol YACC stove. Eventually a caldera cone setup.
Tarptent Contrail.
Been dialed in for the last 4yrs or so.
Since your going to be modifying that field jacket liner, make a quilt for the warmer months OR when you are buying the field jacket liner check out the poncho liner - may suit ya for warmer weather.
nous défions
It's gonna be ok.
Ditch Medicine: wash your hands and keep your booger-pickers off your face!
You've got to be careful with ziplocs they're not durable at all. Mine never last more than a few days, either holes in the bottom or right beneath the zipper. A large trash bag liner or a supermarket plastic bag will do you better luck with keeping cloths dry.
I use the freezer bags for the clothes storage. Never had a problem. I use em for the FBC too (not the same ones obv.). If one develops a hole, it becomes the trash bag, but in all of my sections I've never had a problem. I also garbage bag line my pack. I like stuff dry