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<p>Created page with &quot;*Paco Pad or Thermarest Thermarest or Paco pad, Thermarest repair kit-coordinate *Sleeping bag (light for summer, heavy for winter or bring two) *Sheet (especially for summer--sand shakes easier out of a sheet than a sleeping bag and may be all you need for summer nights. A sheet sewn into an envelope helps keep it from bunching up) *Blanket (1 summer, 2 winter) *Tent Three or Four season in Winter, three season in summer to withstand high wind and blowing sand....&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>*Paco Pad or Thermarest<br /> <br /> Thermarest or Paco pad, Thermarest repair kit-coordinate <br /> <br /> *Sleeping bag (light for summer, heavy for winter or bring two)<br /> <br /> *Sheet <br /> <br /> (especially for summer--sand shakes easier out of a sheet than a sleeping bag and may be all you need for summer nights. A sheet sewn into an envelope helps keep it from bunching up)<br /> <br /> *Blanket (1 summer, 2 winter)<br /> <br /> *Tent<br /> <br /> Three or Four season in Winter, three season in summer to withstand high wind and blowing sand.<br /> <br /> *Ground tarp<br /> <br /> This should be large enough to keep you and your sleep gear out of the sand.<br /> <br /> *Chair<br /> <br /> Folding Chairs (cheap ones are just that. Your chair must be comfortable foryou.) must be tough enough to last the trip.<br /> <br /> *Music (optional)<br /> <br /> *Misc<br /> <br /> Water Bottles (2 x l quart)<br /> Life jacket Type I, II, III, or V Whistle (non ball-type) <br /> River knife (optional) <br /> Large dry bag 4400-5500 cu. in. (if shaky looking, turn it inside-out &amp; partial fill to check for leaks... 2 for winter trip) <br /> Small dry bag (use for day bag in winter) <br /> Day Pack or fanny pack (w/water bottle holders) <br /> Personal Hot/cold Cup <br /> Butane lighter (for candles, emergencies, frayed cam strap ends) <br /> Plastic bags: Trash bags (1-3 as liner for leaking gear bag, compactor bags work best), Ziplock baggies, qt &amp; gallon sizes<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Click [[Rivergear | &#039;&#039;&#039;here&#039;&#039;&#039;]] to return to the &#039;&#039;&#039;Rivergear&#039;&#039;&#039; page.</div>

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