pics from today, gear, greenery 4/21.....

Bushman5 said:
love that Surly!
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The perfect combination...

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Credit: Eric Parsons
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The Packraft weighs 5lbs.
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Been eyeing that Osprey pack for a while now - looks like it fit the bill for you. Anything about it you would change?
 
Not really man. It fits me great, the straps are comfy on me.

The only change I would make, and its really not a big deal, but I would like the hydration compartment to completely enclose the bladder, with a zip top, or Velcro. However, this works just fine. Had 0 problems. Just me being picky. Its overall exactly what I am looking for in a longer distance ride pack, and EDC bag.
 
Awesome pics man! I hear the Mullein is also good for spindles for the hand drill...I'll find out later this year :)
 
j williams said:
Not really man. It fits me great, the straps are comfy on me.

The only change I would make, and its really not a big deal, but I would like the hydration compartment to completely enclose the bladder, with a zip top, or Velcro. However, this works just fine. Had 0 problems. Just me being picky. Its overall exactly what I am looking for in a longer distance ride pack, and EDC bag.
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Excellent feedback on the pack. Now I gotta get one!
 
OK. Very nice area. I checked out the website. Missouri did a nice job on the bike trail system. I have a rails-to-trails here in southern Mississippi but it is only 42 miles total. Thanks
 
very useful plant and easy to grow in yr yard in that crappy spot where nothing else will grow. have transplanted several times from the countryside to my flower beds, only to have it return the next year in the worst possible place you would think, for a plant to survive. and yes the leaves stay green and soft all winter long. natives used it in their smoking mixtures.
 
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