Re: The Pros carry only the best equipment

Like this custom made Twinkie and Zinger carrier. Holds up to 4 of your favorite trail snacks and keeps them safe during your adventures. There is also some spare room for non-essential items, like, say, batteries:



Any guesses as to who carries this specialty item??

Huh? I see no room for wine in this device.

I can skip the wine but I need more room for chocolate.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/29/2012 08:12PM by parklover.

Purty shure the poster provides da Whine.

At least dats watt I kept hearing herd...

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chick-on
Purty shure the poster provides da Whine.

At least dats watt I kept hearing herd...

True enough...after this exchange..."how much farther to the lake?"
"Two tents"
After another half hour of hiking..."How much farther to the lake?"
"Two tents"
btw red or white whine goes well with Pink Chicken

Well... the signs don't lie:



Then again, maybe that's not the right lake... and maybe we walked in circles due to magnetic drift....
due to soup conditions...

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Must be a Crawling Eye.

Ahhh, one of the classic "B", or in this case maybe a "C" movie.

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parklover
Ahhh, one of the classic "B", or in this case maybe a "C" movie.

Scared the crap out of me as a very young kid.

Me too when I was young. Then, when I was a teenager, there was a show out of Pittsburgh, PA called Chiller Theater with Chilly Billy Cardille that would start showing horror and science fiction movies starting at around 11:30 on Saturday nights. After watching some of these B movies at that age, they did not scare me at all and some were down right funny. Except there was one that was an Italian movie called Black Sunday that I could never watch the whole way through.

My first science fiction movie that I had ever seen was First Man in Space. My mom was pissed because my cousin was babysitting me and only told her that she was taking me to the movies and not what the movie was. I had nightmares for days. Despite the nightmares, that started my love for science fiction movies.

If you're 16.2 miles to Fernandez Pass then I'm pretty sure you're far more likely to be 13.1 miles, than 3.1, to Moraine Meadows, minimum. You must have taken this picture in the Santa Cruz Mountains Mystery Spot, or somesuch.

Details details.... I guess I should have gone with this one:

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I guess the answer to how much further, is 0.2 miles.

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I guess the answer to how much further, is 0.2 miles.

or, as I heard quite often on that trip..."two tents"