Okay, I know what you're thinking right about now. You think I'm cracked, that there's no way all that gear can be hauled in a manageable manner. but you're wrong: the big bag comes to the rescue. All my Mountain House meals, ramen noodles, bulk cocoa and silk are in the red. Repair kit, first aid, sleeping kit, down booties , flares, capilene, mittens, etc, etc, etc are in the yellow and blue. And look, the green one is empty. Launch a kitchen trash bag in each one for good measure, hell I threw two in the food sack! They even have a transparent window on top for labeling your goods. Say goodbye to fishing around in the wrong bag or pouring through a large duffel for one small item. Just don't be a moron and mislabel them.
The only way to comfortably and effectively pull off a trip of this magnitude is organization. Do it at home and life on the trail and in camp will be a thousand times easier. You will have the time now to thoroughly enjoy the scenery you are passing through. Thats the idea, isn't it?
That's a lot of pressure! What if I was to put a spoon in the fork drawer!?! Banned for life from the spring trail!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe Mountainsmith is a nice piece of gear!!
ReplyDeleteI thought you were the moron they invented the spork for.....
ReplyDeletethe spork drawer!!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't Obsessive Compulsive Disorder great?
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