Official SURVIVE! picture thread

theJman said:
Once, just once in my life, I would like to see a night sky with that many stars!
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Visit Colorado! I have several hundred night photos on my Facebook page but don't want to go too much off topic. Here are two of them...

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Junkyard said:
Lars, That looks like a blast! I too, am interested in your tent/stove setup. Would you mind telling us a little bit about it?

Thank you in advance.

Junkyard
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The tent is a modified GoLite Shangri-La 5. You need to cut a hole in it and then add a stove jack (fireproof) to that area.

The stove is made out of titanium and folds together. I got mine from Ed T's Back Country but many other companies make those too.

Tent + Stove together weigh around 6 lbs and I have often taken the whole setup backpacking. It is great to have a nice warm place in the winter. Here is everything packed up...

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Lars you have some of THE best photos of the night sky that I've ever seen :thumbup:

Thanks for the explanation in the stove. Sounds perfect for winter camping.
 
Lars like the extended exposure! It does make for some badass pics
 
LarsL said:
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Killer pic's! :thumbup:

Quick OT post... my youngest nephew, who I introduced to the outdoors and made sure he was addicted like me, just got back from a 4 day solo excursion in the Rockies (he's a member of the K9 MP's in the Army, so his free time is somewhat limited). He sent me a picture one evening of a sky just like that, and I told him the next time he goes out I'm going with him! I don't care what the flight costs, I'm in.
 
LarsL said:
The tent is a modified GoLite Shangri-La 5. You need to cut a hole in it and then add a stove jack (fireproof) to that area.

The stove is made out of titanium and folds together. I got mine from Ed T's Back Country but many other companies make those too.

Tent + Stove together weigh around 6 lbs and I have often taken the whole setup backpacking. It is great to have a nice warm place in the winter. Here is everything packed up...

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the stove look small. what you "feed" it with? wood? coal? dry tablet? and how long one feeling work?
 
What color is the sheath for us colorblind fellas. Looks like a real nice combo
 
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