Camping gagits

Mellow said:
Lol, Chris, you might have to go to your backup Window 3.1 machine.
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My ultimate backup machine is my old, 64K, 8 bit CP/M-80 Kaypro 4.

Downside is that I have never been able to get USB working with it. And it will not easily fit on a motorcycle. But it does boot pretty fast.
 
My favorite camping gagit is a Leatherman Multi-Tool. It has come in handy on many occasions.
 
My favorite is toilet paper.. it can be mounted on the handlebar or over the license plate - only kidding..
 
Sicday said:
First day of Spring so I figure its time to start thinking about motocamping again! I'm an admitted gear geek so this winter I picked up a Biolite stove. I've found that while camping in Germany and Austria, most places do not allow you to have a camp fire, which to me is one of the highlights of a night spent outdoors. With the Biolite, I'll be able to have a small contained fire for ambiance, s'mores, or to heat some water for my morning coffee! I'm looking forward to 'Furlough Fridays' so I can get in as much motocamping as possible this summer! Prost!!!
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I've been interested in the Biolite. Toss up between that one and the Whisperlite International stove. I like the ability to burn small bit of wood and get a bit of juice to charge the phone.... but the Whisperlite will burn pretty much everything else when there is no wood to be found. Hmmm...maybe I'll get both....hahahaha
 
Paul said:
Just read an interesting article of a camping chair in the Back Country catalog. There is a Big Agnes Helinox chair that measures 14"x4"x5" and weighs 2 lbs. It will hold 320 pounds and costs $89.95. I have a Kermit chair but this would be so nice and easy to pack.
Paul
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Great thanks!... just when I thought I didn't need anything else.. LOL.. that looks like a cool chair.. I have a kermit also but it is somewhat heavy and this looks to be nice at 2 lbs and a nice packed size.
 
Those chairs really look nice, but with my knees, I'd need a crane to get me out of one. That's one of the great things about the Kermit chair with its leg extensions for me. I can get out of it!
 
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