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@kerrischuh8000
I have 2 camping bins that I’ve had for almost 30 years. They are always packed and ready to go. Taped under the lid of one is a list of everything we need to take with us when we go camping. I also make a list of all the meals and ingredients we plan to make while we are camping.
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@deborahlee8135
💙blue tarps are great if you need rescuing💙 as someone who worked SAR, blue stands out in a natural environment making it easier to find you.
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@tlt935
My husband and I have walkie talkies since there's usually no cell service. That way if someone wanders off to go to the bathroom or whatever and there's an emergency or even just a "hey! Come look at this!" moment, we can get a hold of each other.
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@peterholub7662
Gaia is a total game-changer. I recently learned about the NPS layer. It's literally the maps the national park service provides overlayed on your map. Has more than just the national parks also.
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@clarasmith1873
I downloaded your cookbook for the RidgeMonkey and can't wait to try a few. You explained things so well. I love your handwritten hints.
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@trtlduv07
Soooo agree about the bins! My boyfriend and I have been using them for the last year and they’ve been a game changer!!!💜
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@camiilodve
Hygiene is key when on the trail. So use biogradeable wastebags for number twos and then dig it down (easier if you don't have aim) and use bio tissues as well. It's literally more hygenic than reusable. It will break down and not leave any trace💖
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@debbiblakeslee2373
My dad always had a handkerchief in his pocket. Always lol not a bad thing at all 💜
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@saintpo
A nice old fashioned fly swatter.. no batteries needed. Just follow the instructions.
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@emilyt6391
Lists, batteries, multiple can openers, first aid, gallons of water -
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@deborahlee8135
💙blue tarps are great if you need rescuing💙 as someone who worked SAR, blue stands out in a natural environment making it easier to find you.
T
@tlt935
My husband and I have walkie talkies since there's usually no cell service. That way if someone wanders off to go to the bathroom or whatever and there's an emergency or even just a "hey! Come look at this!" moment, we can get a hold of each other.
P
@peterholub7662
Gaia is a total game-changer. I recently learned about the NPS layer. It's literally the maps the national park service provides overlayed on your map. Has more than just the national parks also.
C
@clarasmith1873
I downloaded your cookbook for the RidgeMonkey and can't wait to try a few. You explained things so well. I love your handwritten hints.
T
@trtlduv07
Soooo agree about the bins! My boyfriend and I have been using them for the last year and they’ve been a game changer!!!💜
C
@camiilodve
Hygiene is key when on the trail. So use biogradeable wastebags for number twos and then dig it down (easier if you don't have aim) and use bio tissues as well. It's literally more hygenic than reusable. It will break down and not leave any trace💖
D
@debbiblakeslee2373
My dad always had a handkerchief in his pocket. Always lol not a bad thing at all 💜
S
@saintpo
A nice old fashioned fly swatter.. no batteries needed. Just follow the instructions.
E
@emilyt6391
Lists, batteries, multiple can openers, first aid, gallons of water -