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Post by crazykittensmile on Dec 6, 2008 0:26:45 GMT -5
to compliment the "useless items" thread... what items did you find surprisingly useful in your bonnaroo adventures?
for me? a BLANKET... i had no idea how cold it would be at night, and only brought a sheet with me, luckily a fellow inforooster let me borrow his blanket so don't forget your blankets/sleeping bags, kids!
to compliment the "useless items" thread... what items did you find surprisingly useful in your bonnaroo adventures?
for me? a BLANKET... i had no idea how cold it would be at night, and only brought a sheet with me, luckily a fellow inforooster let me borrow his blanket
to compliment the "useless items" thread... what items did you find surprisingly useful in your bonnaroo adventures?
for me? a BLANKET... i had no idea how cold it would be at night, and only brought a sheet with me, luckily a fellow inforooster let me borrow his blanket
Did you share the blanket together??!!
hahaha no and i just realized it might sound that way when i re-read it... whoops!
Post by krayziemarley on Dec 6, 2008 1:23:12 GMT -5
Tarps, you can't bring enough. They provide shade from the farms sun and shelter from any rain, if we could only be so lucky as to get some wetness on the farm. Bring some rope so you can rig them up between your camp and your neighbors. My neighbors have always been more than happy to help with the set up cause they too get some shade.
Gatorade powder. I mix Gatorade powder with the local water in my camelbak and it removes the odd taste while also providing extra electrolytes needed for a long hot day out in the sun.
a light jacket. i felt dumb bringing it, but saturday night, i was glad i had it. i got a little cool. then i seen another girl wearing one and was glad i wasnt the only one.
Post by rideincircles on Dec 6, 2008 15:06:51 GMT -5
One of these high sierra hydration packs. It still has enough room to carry any miscellaneous item you may need. THat and hidden pockets scattered around make for easy hiding of small items. Fill it with gatorade water and you are good for a while.
I'm usually a boxer man and was skeptical at first about tighty blackies. Let me tell you.... they rock for running, hiking, almost anything you do where you're going to get sweaty... like hiking around Bonnaroo in the June TN sun.
Post by pondo ROCKS on Dec 8, 2008 14:35:30 GMT -5
Duct tape (fixes almost everything). No one around us had any and I so became Mr. Fix-It and a battery powered fan. The white noise sound drifted me off to sleep reltively easy and kept my tent cool in the morning, which allowed me to sleep in a little longer than without.
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Post by purplefuzzystuff on Dec 8, 2008 16:27:32 GMT -5
^^^THIS is a good philosophy....
I think someone might have mentioned it on here but one of those rubber mallet things, those are always a high commodity around our campsite, we usually only have one for about four tents....in 07 we had 2 for for 7 tents, we certainly would have welcomed more.
Pre-made PB&J sandwiches in the cooler. Put a thin layer of butter on the jelly side so it doesn't seep through and they're good for a couple days. Quick and familiar snack or meal.... and easy to share!
Pre-made PB&J sandwiches in the cooler. Put a thin layer of butter on the jelly side so it doesn't seep through and they're good for a couple days. Quick and familiar snack or meal.... and easy to share!
whoa! that's a brilliantly useful tip for any time of year, thank you ;D
Any man who can hitch the length and breadth of the galaxy, rough it, slum it, struggle against terrible odds, win through, and still know where his towel is is clearly a man to be reckoned with
Any man who can hitch the length and breadth of the galaxy, rough it, slum it, struggle against terrible odds, win through, and still know where his towel is is clearly a man to be reckoned with
i think I love you LRH - shhh don't tell Boz - LOL
A headlamp. It's small enough to put in your camelbak, and came in handy for going inside dark port-o-potties.
And hand sanitzer for after!
Be sure to get a good headlamp. Mine was mostly something that let people know there was a person in front of them. It didn't illuminate shite. Not even in our tent.
so don't forget your blankets/sleeping bags, kids!
and i just realized it might sound that way when i re-read it... whoops! 
;D
