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Re: [at-l] what's a good book for hiking?

Y'all

 One I really liked was "The 5oz Backpacker" (Can't remember the author) It
was a neat little book filled with tips and such. The funniest part is the
auithor suggests that if when you done reading the book you can:
 Boil the pages for a low cal broth
 Use it to level your stove
  Sit on it when the grounds wet
   Doodle in it

  It's really funny but also very informative.


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