As far as Im concerned, that election was something of a nailbiter….from my perspective it worked out as well as could be expected. Doesnt change anything in terms of my plans or preperations…simply gives me a bit more time to accumulate certain things that a political seachange could make difficult.
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I visited Eureka’s military division’s website (http://www.eurekatents.com/tents/combat.html] and saw that they have a really cool individual shelter I want. Didnt see any on ebay so theyre probably going to be pretty hard to find.
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Found a fairly decent deal ($12.95) for the large 90mm steel ammo cans…these are the ones with the six locking dogs on the sides of the lid. Watertight, airtight, and big enough to hold a good amount of gear. Never know when things are gonna take a soaking…watertight is a good thing. Esp. if youre gear is going to be sitting in the back of a pickup truck in the snow and rain or have to be left out under a tree somewhere for an indefinite amount of time.
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Speaking of leaving stuff in the boonies, the subject of geocaching has a certain appeal to me. Someone gives you coordinates to a hidden object and you use your GPS to track down the cache of goodies. I would think the appeal is obvious. This is something I need to do some more of.
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Christmas is coming and Ive figured out what Im getting the LMI this year.

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  1. I’ve been eyeing the Eureka ECWT. I don’t have a four-season tent and I have the odd notion that I might enjoy winter camping in the mountains. They can be had for about $400 on ebay. The only thing that I could find cheaper would be a very small four-season tent from some place like Campmor for about $350.

  2. I highly recommend geocaching. I bought a cheapo Garmin eTrex purely for that reason, now I use it for just about everything.

  3. caching

    by GPS may be good, but do include notes and map backup just in case GPS dies off. make damn certain area is stable, not a floodplain or future parking lot. have fun, Wildflower

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