[ SECRET POST #6867 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6867 ⌋

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[Youtube, Dark Asia with Megan]



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[His Dark Materials]



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Comments

Re: Backpacking!

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT Oh I must have missed that! I'm not here every day, but I love when I see other backpacking and hiking anons talking.

Cranberry Wilderness looks awesome! And relatively speaking that's pretty close to where I'm going! We'll be hiking part of the AT in George Washington National Forest.

I have a 30F down quilt, a fleece liner, a Big Agnes Rapide XL pad, and a small thing of reflective insulation to add under it. The insulation and the fleece liner are new and I have high hopes for them adding a lot of warmth. If it's really freezing I have a Nalgene bottle I sometimes fill with hot water and shove in the bag with me. I'm just lazy and don't want to waste the fuel boiling the water if I think I'll be warm enough without it.

I'm also bringing more clothes this time. Usually I just sleep in my hiking clothes or a variation of them (often just a fresh top), but this time I'm bringing a separate wool top and wool leggings and a pair of wool socks to sleep in. The day time temps are supposed to be around 60F so I def don't need all that for the actual hiking!

Re: Backpacking!

[(Anonymous)]

The wool baselayer and socks are *chef’s kiss* I also started carrying a piece of reflectix to put under my sleeping pad! I’ve only used it for car camping and overlanding so far but been very happy with it. I did use a piece for my dogs’ bed when I took them late last autumn/early winter.

I hope you have fun!