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    Default What was under you tree?

    Did Santa bring you any good hiking gear?

    I got a Neo-Air Trekker pad. It is the torso-length wide version. I plan to pair this with a CCF pad for my legs.

    Also got an Olicamp XTS pot to round out my kitchen. This will be paired with my Zelph Starlyte, a carbon felt disk for a base, and home made hardware cloth pot stand and aluminum flashing wind screen. Looking forward to some test boils.

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    i got a membership to the ATA, Appalachian Trail - Anonymous, I am a section hiker and i can't quit, my wife and daughters gave me a life time membership. They said i need help.

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    Nothing, NADA, Zilch. Too many people thinking of themselves this year or the ease to use electronics to send greetings. I sent out 55 cards this year, only have gotten 3 in return.

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    My husband and I collectively got a Jetboil, a Steripen, and two Therma-rest Trail Pro mats. Although the latter, will probably be exchanged for a Neo-air model. I think the Trail Pro's are going to be to much weight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Different Socks View Post
    Nothing, NADA, Zilch. Too many people thinking of themselves this year or the ease to use electronics to send greetings. I sent out 55 cards this year, only have gotten 3 in return.
    Super big hug from me!

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    Santa brought my son a Optimus Crux HE weekend kit
    Santa brought me a The NorthFace Mountain lite rain jacket.

    But the best present is the trip my soon and I planned for next week!

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    I certainly wasnt expecting this, my wife is awesome.
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    Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.

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    Hiking related gifts to me: Pair of lightweight binoculars, one $50 Visa gift card. Yaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!
    "Something hidden. Go and find it. Go, and look behind the Ranges. Something lost behind the Ranges. Lost and waiting for you . . . Go!" (Rudyard Kipling)
    From SunnyWalker, SOBO CDT hiker starting June 2014.
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    Well it's not under the tree, but I'm making myself a shaped cuben tarp and net tent.Dec 25 2013 455.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by ITri View Post
    Super big hug from me!
    Thanks!! Hugs always welcome!

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    Zpacks solplex tent. Finally ready for my SOBO thru. Love my wife!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarcasm the elf View Post
    I certainly wasnt expecting this, my wife is awesome.
    Elf, what are they?
    The road to glory cannot be followed with much baggage.
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    Big Agnes Fly Creek UL1.
    Looking forward to using it next week (just hope it does not feel like a coffin like some say and I end up regretting the ounces I saved over the UL2).
    The road to glory cannot be followed with much baggage.
    Richard Ewell, CSA General


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    ULA Circuit and a $75 gift card to REI!

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    Thermarest neo therm
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    The only thing better than mountains, is mountains where you haven't been.

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    In-laws sent hubby and I a pair of Life Straws. Never mentioned them or asked for them but we're curious to give them a try on our next day hike near a stream.
    "All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Astro View Post
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    Ice climbing axes

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    Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Astro View Post
    Big Agnes Fly Creek UL1.
    Looking forward to using it next week (just hope it does not feel like a coffin like some say and I end up regretting the ounces I saved over the UL2).
    Don't worry too much about what I said regarding the size if the Fy Creek, it's definitely a workable tent. I've used one in some truly miserable weather (low 30's and raining) and it held up fine. It's just not that fun to be holed up inside one for 13 hours straight.
    Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Baggins View Post
    In-laws sent hubby and I a pair of Life Straws. Never mentioned them or asked for them but we're curious to give them a try on our next day hike near a stream.
    That's funny, I got one from my in-laws too. Didn't ask for it either but I think I might use it for day hiking or trail running. Pretty decent score IMO, I have gotten way worse well-meaning backpacking gifts.
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    and a 17' Chesapeake kayak kit coming Friday
    I'm Happy, happy happy *<[;-)>
    I'm so confused, I'm not sure if I lost my horse or found a rope.

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