Re: [at-l] Water????

[Bill Thorneloe <thornel@ibm.net>]

How about a tent peg, a large stick, or a rock?

It is very important to keep alert near ice. Should you slip, fall, and
get wet, you are immediately in danger of hypothermia.

OrangeBug
Atlanta, GA

hopefl@juno.com wrote:
> 
>   Tomorrow I will try my hand at ice busting, Any suggestions for an as
> light as possible tool.  Nothing I usually  pack looks to be up to the
> task.   Thanks    k./\
> 
> How 'bout a screwdriver? Just the other day, I saw some "cheapy"
> screwdrivers for sale at the check out counter of our hardware store. The
> handles were bright orange and I thought it would be hard to loose one of
> them because of the color.


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