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My trail name evolved a bit though my WhiteBlaze name was the last version of the original. Originally, when I was a kid and into teen years, it was barefoot/barefootboy. Reason being, I never wore...

My experience in the Army agrees with the nylon socks or nylon pantyhose. If you do this, ensure you air out your feet and use talcum powder when you take a break. I learned this trick from the...

I have to say that this has to be one of the nicest shelters in the MD section. Great view and the upstairs level was an outstanding place to sleep in during a cold, windy night. My group started...

Depending on the situation I use one of three tools. My Swiss Army knife, my Old Timer blade or my Leatherman. By far the Leatherman goes with me everywhere. It is much more useful and durable in...

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Depending the time of year I either wear birks or tevas. Colder weather I usually where an old pair of running shoes with thick socks. Of course I prefer not to wear anything on my feet but...

I carry a walkman with me but I don't listen to it while hiking. I find that more of a distraction but at a site I will listen to it as I drift off to sleep.

I've been following this thread with great interest since I am a seminarian. The range from serious to fun is great. Myself, I do not have a problem with religious items left in a shelter as long...

I know a few people have stated this already but I will put my plug in for David Brill's As far as the Eye Can See. He did some revisions that appears in the current version, he added a few...