Just had to share this:
“Only two things are infinite; The universe and human stupidity,
And I’m starting to wonder about the universe.”
Albert Einstein
I rescued a kitten a few months ago. She is very outgoing and almost dog like. You can rarely leave her alone and shes always up in your business! She follows me around the apartment and sleeps next to me at night. I would be afraid she'd run off and not come back on the trail.
Maybe I should take him on the next trip, he's really been spending a lot of time on my pack lately
And if he's not on the pack he's in the leaf litter.
Yeah, aren't the cool?Originally Posted by harryfred
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Your cat looks like the Tubby Twins; Samson and Paz. Paz is the "little" guy. His brother Samson is the muscle. 20 and 22 lbs respectively.
Never took my cat backpacking, but he sure does love my smelly backpack when I get back from a trip, so maybe...
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Love the idea of the cat keeping the mice away!!! I am not sure I would be into carrying cat food, extra water, and a cat on my back. Then wake up one morning and find cat puke all over the floor of my tent. We have cats on the farm and they follow us all over when we go on walks around the farm. But after about ten or 20 minutes they tire out and lay down or we end up carrying them back home.
Our Ragdoll weighs about 15lbs. I ain't lugging him around.
In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years. - Abraham Lincoln
"Best way to keep dinner fresh is to hike with it" W. Chin, China Super Buffet
I hiked with Ziggy and Geek in 1990. Ziggy did the whole trail and moused the shelters.
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