Luxury is simply that- an item you don’t need, but certainly
want. So, if you don’t need it, why is it a necessity?
A blog on backpacking and finding those isolated places that ignite creativity.
2013/11/12
LUXURIES: What do YOU carry?
After each trip, I look through my gear to see what was
needed, and what wasn’t. Inevitably there would be areas that could be trimmed
down, but there is one area I believe is a necessity- Luxury.
2013/11/05
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Thoughts on Food.
While backpacking and exploring the country-side, there is a
piece of gear I refuse to compromise on- food. Leaving the comforts of
civilization behind does not mean you have to eat bland foods every day.
While I may not have the lightest of packs, I am on the
lighter side compared to half the people I meet on the trail. I spend time,
money, and effort in cutting out extra grams from my gear, but not just to
carry less weight. I do it because for every gram I cut from my pack is another
gram of food I can bring. Since my
recent indulgence on getting lighter gear, I felt I could splurge even more on
food, allowing me to experiment some. In my most recent trip to Yosemite, I
decided to try some new foods out.
2013/10/29
GEAR REVIEW: SHELTER- Tarp/Bivy/Line/Stakes
Disclaimer- I will never review an item I have not personally used on a trip.
BUSHCRAFT OUTFITTERS SILNYLON TARP
MSR GROUNDHOG STAKES
KELTY TRIPTEASE GUYLINE
MOUNTAIN LAUREL DESIGNS BUG BIVY
Many of these items did not merit their own review, so I simply combined them into one.
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