Re: [at-l] sit pads

[tmcginnis@ucclan.state.in.us (Thomas McGinnis)]

     And on rainy days, when many people do their first twenty mile day 
     simply because there's no dry, comfortable place to sit during a rest 
     stop, you'll have a place to rest them weary bones.
     
     I was thinking about a vinyl placemat, but the pad idea sounds better 
     since you can use it as a pillow.....Hhhmmmmmmm.


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Subject: [at-l] sit pads
Author:  Pat Villeneuve <patv@falcon.cc.ukans.edu> at ima
Date:    10/20/99 9:09 PM


I've finally added a bit of weight to my pack.

Besides comfort, which 
we're not supposed to think about, it kept me warm when sitting on 
shelter floors or the ground. At night, I folded it in half, and it 
worked well to augment my feeble pillow.

Give Me Chocolate


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