[ProgSoc] Camping advice
Mike Stalenberg
stryker at progsoc.org
Thu Jul 3 10:50:43 EST 2008
Is it a proper National Park camp site? If so you may need to pay the
ranger (normally about $10 per night). You're also not supposed to
forage for fire wood in a National Park so you may want to take some.
(but if there's no one about then...)
Other few other things off the top of my head:
Pillow
Make sure your sleeping bag is rated for the current overnight temp.
Fire Lighters
You might want more water, you're supposed to drink 2L a day, then more
to cook in/with.
Somewhere to shit (or a shovel to dig a hole) and something to wipe your
ass with. Or a big pack of immodium.
cheers,
mike
James Ducker wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I am going camping soon for about 4 nights. I haven't done any real
> camping since high school cadets, but I came up with a list for
> supplies. If anyone out there has camping experience, maybe you can
> highlight some glaring omission(s)? The camping will be done inland from
> Coffs, around the Dorrigo national park.
>
>
> CAMPING SUPPLIES
> ----------------
>
> - Clothes (underwear, hat, shoes, socks esp.)
> - Tent (2 man, 2.2m minimum side length)*
> - Sleeping bag (2m minimum length)*
> - Sleeping mat
> - Cutlery, bowls (aluminium, enamelled)
> - Stove, pot
> - Food (canned food, biscuits, museli bars, sugar)
> - Water (6L capacity)
> - Canteen
> - Insect repellant
>
> - Flashlight
> - Knife
> - First Aid kit ( + salt)
> - Fire (lighter, waterproof matches, candle)
> - Compass
> - Map
> - 308, scope, night vision, 100 winchester super X
>
> * I'm very tall
>
>
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