[Az-Geocaching] Re:Other Essential Items to Carry

Justin Sever listserv@azgeocaching.com
Thu, 5 Sep 2002 00:02:04 -0700


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I can tell you, the Frobro's always carry their Afro picks with them!
;)
 
-Frobro Goose

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trisha@brasher.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 7:56 AM
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Very good additions tothe first aid kit. I carry similar items. Trisha
"Holmes, Richard" wrote: 

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We, Creepin' Jeepers, carry an Afro Pic comb for removing Cholla buds
from various parts of our anatomy; also a hemostat and magnifying glass.

-----Original Message-----
From: trisha@brasher.com [mailto:trisha@brasher.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 11:08 PM
To: listserv@azgeocaching.com
Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Re:Other Essential Items to Carry


Hey Kelly, Sounds like you have a few good stories to tell....we can
swap sometime! Each person will always personalize what they carry, like
I said, as long as the survival areas are covered.....No list is the
"only" right list, but a few items are essential no matter what. Trisha
Jeakell@aol.com wrote: 

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Hey Trish, thanks for submitting the list of essential items to carry
out there.  I always take sunglasses and carry a bandana.  Bandanas have
multiple purposes...a headband/sweat rag, a filter for water, and once I
used one to wrap around my leg when I had a mountain bike accident and
sliced my leg.  We always carry a first aid kit in case of emergencies,
too.  Once in a remote area of the Grand Canyon ( Soap Creek) a friend
sliced her finger deeply while whittling a stick.  We were able to treat
her, but she still passed out.  The finger remained infection free.  I
could give several accounts of backcountry experiences, but that's
enough for now.  You just never know and should always be prepared.
Kelly - "roadrunners" 





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    Kelly, Sounds like you have a few good stories to tell....we can =
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    Trish, thanks for submitting the list of essential items to carry =
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    treat her, but she still passed out.&nbsp; The finger remained =
infection=20
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experiences, but=20
    that's enough for now.&nbsp; You just never know and should always =
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    prepared.<BR>Kelly - "roadrunners" </FONT>
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