[at-l] Slping bags & filters

[papa_bear_nyc@yahoo.com (Papa Bear)]

Very happy with these:

1) Filter: PUR "Hiker", 11 oz.  Pumps faster and easier than MSR (which I
also have), Works fine with Platypus stuff.

2) Bag: Marmot "Arroyo" bag.  30 degrees, 1 lb 14 oz.  For me this is a 3
1/2 seson bag.  I use it with a silk bag liner (4 oz.) which probably adds
10 degrees, and on really hot nights I just use the liner on top of the bag.

Pb


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From: "ted anderson" <atted@tampabay.rr.com>
To: "hikersRus" <hikersrus@yahoogroups.com>; "AT_L POST"
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Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2002 1:27 PM
Subject: [at-l] Slping bags & filters


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> The last two things I need too purchase are: Sleeping bag & H2O Filter.
> Your recommendations would be appreciated.
>
> Note: I'll being carrying my water in Platypus'.  I'll be experiencing
> winter weather since I'll leave Springer 3/8/03.  I have a tent and will
use
> it frequently.  I'd prefer one bag that I could use the entire hike, if
> possible.
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> Thanks for your thoughts and opinions.  Oh yes, lite is very important.
>
> Ted Anderson
> Soleman 2003
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>                 www.trailjournals.com/soleman
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