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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Raleigh, NC
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@glatt - I thought the bag did have a temp rating - good catch. Thanks! I was also looking at these two. Wouldn't a blanket let in a breeze? Or expose me to buggies? Maybe I can hold it together using binder clips for the time being.
@lumberjim - it's not expensive. I can give it a shot. I also realize I forgot a damn lantern!! Maybe this one? Or this one?
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Location: Arlington, VA
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If you have your heart set on getting a sleeping bag, that Coleman Palmetto you linked to looks like the best one you have posted. |
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Car camping I absolutely take full size pillows off my bed at home. Backpacking, I have a small camping pillow that is really too big for that. I'm thinking of using just a stuff sack and putting my lightweight down jacket loosely in it to use as a pillow. Often you will have a fluffy fleece jacket or something like that you can use. Or splurge for an inflatable pillow. I haven't done that.
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