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In addition to a tent, sleeping pad, sleeping bag, pillow, and clothing, you will need a few extra
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Essential Gear
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| Sharpen your blades with a Smith's knife sharpener before leaving home. |
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| A small micro light on a lanyard and a headlight pack small yet provide ample light. |
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| Pack your first aid kit, personal items, and paper towels in 1-quart food storage bags. |
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| A shower kit includes a plastic bag, a backpackers' towel, washcloth, soap, and shoes |
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| Multifunction tools, a small pair of pliers, and some duct tape can solve many problems |
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| Use cord with loops at one end to tie gear on your bike and to set up camp |
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| Your tools should include a small crowbar for removing stuck stakes and trenching |
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| Pack clothes in a small pillow cover and stuff sack |
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Optional Gear
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| Amanda demonstrates her folding stool |
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| Lounging in a hammock can be very relaxing. |
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| A small daypack can hold rain gear, carry small items on hikes, and serve as a pillow |
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| A cook set is nice to have if you have the space to pack it |
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Learn what gear is essential and what gear is optional
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