Ridgerunner wrote:You do good work,cuz. It is looking real nice.
I agree but his wife wants more of her honeydos done first before another attempt at hiking stuff
The philisophy of lightweight backpacking?
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Re: The philisophy of lightweight backpacking?
by zelph » Thu Jan 14, 2010 10:19 pm
I agree but his wife wants more of her honeydos done first before another attempt at hiking stuff
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Re: The philisophy of lightweight backpacking?
by realityguy » Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:36 am
I agree but his wife wants more of her honeydos done first before another attempt at hiking stuff
If you only knew..quite the opposite... I was fixing another REI tent,replaced a zipper head on the door's window and sewing up one of the pole sleeves..good shape now.I've got some outside work then if I get time..back to finishing the tent projects..once my mind is back into it.I might head up to the peninsula for a few days next week..check things out up there.
If the clouds are so thick you can't see the top of the mountain from the bottom..what the heck makes you think it'll improve the other direction!Realityguy
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Re: The philisophy of lightweight backpacking?
by zelph » Fri Jan 15, 2010 11:55 pm
I'm super glad to be wrong on that one go start a few more and some on the cottage also 
go start a few more and some on the cottage also "Nothing Ventured Nothing Gained"
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