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LadderToHeaven
22 posts |
#11544 2008-05-18 17:46 GMT |
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I am going camping for the first time with my husband and two girls. I am trying to remember everything to bring. I have made a list but I am afraid I might of forgotton something. What are some of the things you bring?
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NoName
26 posts |
#11545 2008-05-18 17:51 GMT |
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i'm just curious about the nickname...
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Orangedog
24 posts |
#11546 2008-05-18 17:52 GMT |
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just look everywhere in the house and you will see the things you will need
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Bluerose
25 posts |
#11547 2008-05-18 17:52 GMT |
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Flash light, wet wipes, we take stuff for hot dogs and smores, sleeping bags, tent, maybe a football to toss around, bug spray, tennis shoes
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CaptainCrunch
25 posts |
#11548 2008-05-18 17:57 GMT |
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toilet roll - its very important
a trowel - see toilet roll - you know what I am saying a wind-up radio wind-up or solar powered torch a solar power recharger- for mobile phones/ ipods etc. save you lugging batteries about a lighter for candles -- much easier to light camp fires with something to keep 2 girls amused without starting world war 3 , or raising your blood pressure been a while since i've done it too |
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HighMaintenance
34 posts |
#11549 2008-05-18 17:59 GMT |
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toliet paper jugs of water extra shoes and socks bug spray can opener,flashlight extra batteries,rain slicker or ponchos,deck of cards,stuff to make smores with,a way to cook charcol or propane,drinks lots of ice
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EnjoyTheView
25 posts |
#11550 2008-05-18 18:06 GMT |
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Mosquito repellent. BUGS!
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JunkFoodAddict
28 posts |
#11551 2008-05-18 18:56 GMT |
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well you will need a tent ,sleeping bags,cooking utensils a lighter,plenty of warm clothes, torches with plenty of battery's a good knife if ye are going on long hikes then bring good boots a compass rain gear and a radio with battery's of course you will probably need food and find out if you will have water near buy you should bring containers for the water and canteens for your hikes but the one guarantee is you WILL forget something but don't feel to bad everyone does even if they won't admit it.
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Gilbert
28 posts |
#11552 2008-05-18 19:12 GMT |
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Depending on the age of the girls make sure you have that special security item (blanket, teddy bear etc) also break and shake light sticks for night light
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Bullfrog
33 posts |
#11553 2008-05-18 19:30 GMT |
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pillow
sleeping bag extra blankets roll of t paper garbage bags for rain to protect clothes ect food if ya have power skillet gas stove pot/utensils cooler/drinks and meat towels lamp gas/or propane tea kettle/to heat water fordishes ect foil to cover meat for cooking water air mattress/or cots fan if ya have power/could get hot yes i go like im at holiday inn, gots to be compfry chairs matches/skeeter spray/sun tan put mouthwatch in spray bottle best for skeeters/it works shovel/in case ya way out in woods/can lean on for bathroom hehehe tarps a couple 8x10s and if ya go way out in woods/just what you can carry but if ya can drive to spot loader up!!! oh yell soap/hand cleaner will need in case of no showers and the biggest yet smell good spray/in case of no showers hope i helped |
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AllSeeing
30 posts |
#11554 2008-05-18 22:06 GMT |
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Once again there is a what to bring camping list with out an item that can be the difference between life and death...
A FIRST-AID KIT.... This is a very important item and anybody who goes into the woods without one needs to get their heads checked. I hope you never need one but, if you do I pray that you have one with you. |
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WyleCoyote
24 posts |
#11555 2008-05-18 22:49 GMT |
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bug spray, sunscreen, wipes/ hand sanitizer, tent, sleeping bags, flashlights, hamburgers, hotdogs, mustard, ketchup (and anything you like on hamburgers and hotdogs) smores, and any other snacks that you might like.(If it can melt put it in the cooler) A cooler with bottles of water, gatorade and other drinks that you might like. Items to start a fire or take a camping grill, first aid kit, blankets, frisbee and don't forget to wear your hiking boots and a hat/or something to cover your head if you burn easily. Don't forget chairs, garbage bags for your trash. Look at the weather before you go and see if you need rain gear.
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