3 T shirts
2 pairs of cut off pants
1 pairs of shorts
1 pair of board shorts
4 pairs of boxers
4 pairs of socks
1 fleece jacket
1 waterproof light shell
2 bandanas
1 visor
1 belt (doubles as a strap for tying things down)
1 pair of chacos
1 pair of Salomon trail runners
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1 silk sleeping bag liner
1 knife, 1 leatherman
1 padlock with some cable
1 frisbee/plate
1 squishable bowl and cup
some rope
1 door stop
1 universal sink plug
1 headlamp
1 pack towel
1 sewing kit
1 camping spoon and fork
1 pair of tweezers
1 compass
1 neck pouch (thanks Alyce)
1 nalgene bottle wrapped in duct tape
1 bottle of iodine for water
asst. zip ties and ziplock bags
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Toothbrush and toothpaste
shaving razors and handle
a stick of deodorant
bandaids
travel size shampoo & soap (to start me off)
1 course of Cipro
70 some odd pills of Doxycycline
a bottle of Lomatil
Some Benadryl and EmergenC
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Nikon D40 w/ 15-55mm & 55-200mm lenses
Casio Exilim EX-S600 (not pictured)
3 2Gb SD memory cards
Gorilla pod
Nintendo DS w/ an M3 DS Simply flash cart
4th Gen Ipod (not pictured)
a voltage converter
1 Gb U3 thumb drive to keep all my bookmarks, passwords, etc...
asst. cords and chargers for all this crap
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Books: The Mole People (thanks Erin and Jesse), Nikon D40 manual, Lonely Planet Thailand, journal (thanks Alyce)
1 rubber ducky keychain flash light that also quacks (thanks mom)
a bunch of "Dont Mess With Texas" stickers for trading and gifts
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Gregory Baltoro 70L backpack
a 70L REI duffel bag for the backpack
Mountainsmith Day pack (800 cu in)
Tamrac camera bag for the Nikon
Well I think I have most of the bases covered so that's it for now. I still have quite a bit to do before I'm completely ready to go but this will be my last post from the states.
I'm trying to update this thing on a weekly or at least bi-weekly basis so check back soon and feel free to leave a comment below.
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hey, i found this blog through reddit, where you also posted all your flickr albums. i love to travel and would like to do this sometime (when i'm older, i'm only 17 now). but i was just wondering, did you ever encounter any unsafe situations, or do you think it would extremely unsafe for a girl to travel on her own?
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