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innerSpaceman 06-11-2008 06:33 PM

And yes, folks, Kevy was indeed the model for the perfect replica featured at this year's Swank Camp.

Not Afraid 06-11-2008 06:49 PM

I bought a Petzel this year based on the recommendation of MP and H. I found it to be incredibly useful - much more than a flashlight. However, don't wear it around the campfire if you want your friends to continue to like you.

The Wiki list was based on a found list and edited by me. I hope it is relatively complete.

wolfy999 06-11-2008 07:05 PM

Don't forget bacon!

Cadaverous Pallor 06-11-2008 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Not Afraid (Post 216894)
I bought a Petzel this year based on the recommendation of MP and H. I found it to be incredibly useful - much more than a flashlight. However, don't wear it around the campfire if you want your friends to continue to like you.

I'm quoting this for emphasis. Every time NA looked around it made us yell in pain. There's nothing more annoying than someone shining a light in your eyes over and over and over. Keep the headlamp for walking around, reading alone, or using in your tent.

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The Wiki list was based on a found list and edited by me. I hope it is relatively complete.
Ah, it was you! Awesome list, really helped us out. :snap:

innerSpaceman 06-11-2008 07:32 PM

Then, of course, there was Gemini Cricket's ordinary Eveready flashlight ... which could project a spot on the Moon.


He used it to do live planetarium shows on the real starry sky.

Alex 06-11-2008 07:39 PM

Add a chair to sit in and consider a tent optional (seriously, sleeping out in the open under the sky is so very relaxing) and your initial list seems fine to me. Oh, add a gas-fired stove, a couple small coleman propane tanks, and a pot, a pan, and one plate/bowl/cup/cutlery per person.

The only drawback is that among others who bring Wal-Mart with them at least one person will say you're just mooching. Some people do indeed, but I was very careful to never mooch.

Oh, and one last thing, bring a copy of whatever Lisa is reading for when she misplaces hers.

Not Afraid 06-11-2008 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Alex (Post 216915)

Oh, and one last thing, bring a copy of whatever Lisa is reading for when she misplaces hers.


Yes, this is a MUST. I get a lot of reading done at camp and it really cramps my style when I can't find my book. Actually, next time, instead of books, I'll just bring Alex and his Kindle. :D

wendybeth 06-11-2008 07:47 PM

So, you were mooching books from Alex?


:D

Not Afraid 06-11-2008 07:48 PM

Yes! I don't have a no-mooching policy.

Alex 06-11-2008 07:51 PM

Well, I only have a no mooching policy when I'm not contributing anything in return. You offered services in return for use of my Kindle so it was all good (by not having my good books through I actually got my work-related document reviews done).

And I was forced into mooching a "gourmet" marshmallow. Though my self-entertainment that ensued overwhelmed any qualms.


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