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Re: [at-l] Here's my 'tuckerized' Pack and Pocketbook
I don't have much that is trail worthy either.....nor worthy of much around
the ol' farm either. I wear cotton t-shirts because that is what I have. I
think that if Grandma Gatewood could do with what she had, so can I.
I wondered if you had a problem with aspirin. I don't know what I would
bring with you for pain. Sounds like a good discussion subject. I seldom
take any anti-inflammatory on a week's hike. Soak your feet and ankles in a
stream. This would help.
Highlander
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> From: Fourwh1021 <Fourwh1021@aol.com>
> To: kauzlar@madison.main.nc.us
> Cc: at-l@saffron.hack.net
> Subject: Re: [at-l] Here's my 'tuckerized' Pack and Pocketbook
> Date: Thursday, May 14, 1998 6:02 AM
>
> In a message dated 98-05-13 17:39:12 EDT, you write:
>
> << Patty,
> I would change the Tylenol to Ibuprofen for its anti-inflammatory
effect.
> I would leave the long sleeve shirt home because you are bringing a
> sweater.
> It just doesn't get cold enough through the summer to overkill on the
> clothes. If you are cold you can get in your sleeping bag. Are you SURE
> you need that fleece blanket?
> >>
> The general reaction is to take something other than tylenol...like
Moltrin or
> Ibuprofen. I will have to check ingredients as I can't take anything
with
> asperin in it. But an anti-inflammatory sounds very neccesary. The
clothes I
> will have to check out too. All my tee's are cotton and that sounds like
a
> bad idea. Am taking a LLBean catalog to Trail days so me and The Redhead
can
> ask around about different stuff. The blanket is history! Will have to
> factor in cost containment, but right now I don't think I have anything
to
> wear that is 'trail worthy'. :)
>
> Thanks
> Patty
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