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#1
06-30-2005 06:49
Is that supposed to be humorous?
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#2
07-10-2005 15:47
It\'s sad to see a picture like this.
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#3
07-17-2005 10:58
The frickin humorous part is that the smug bastard that captioned this pic has miss-spelled technology.
theres no \"I\" in team , or apparently technology.
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#4
Wake up and smell the coffee people. This photograph is neither sad nor humorous. this Photograph merely shows the harsh reality of life for many people and not just in third world country\'s either. So the next time you are on the Trail take some time to enjoy what life has given you, many others will never be so lucky. And when the Hiking gets hard, the weather foul and your body is screaming stop. Suck it up because it could be a lot worse. Hikelite this is an outstanding piece of Photography it did not need the caption to force a reaction.
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#5
10-03-2005 19:56
I see it as incredably inventive. I will store that image in my mind for \"Just in case\", cause you never know, you just never know.
I am thinking: duct tape for the straps. They would be fairly light weight don\'t you think?
Doctari. -
#6
Guest 10-31-2005 11:19
Nah, this is really cool...
I remember several times on the trail when I really could have used this technology. I lost my damn flip flops in a river up in Maine once and went for 3 weeks with only one flip flop. Next time i'll do the 2 liter bottles thing. And really in third world countries, its life... They most of the time don't know anything other than the way they live. Its just the way it is. Its hard for people to grasp the idea. Its just weird. -
#7
Folks in the third world have awesome improv and recycling skills. In Afghanistan I saw a satellite dish made from flattened pop cans, handbags from MRE (military field rations) bags, shot up armored vehicles used as bridge supports, among other wondrous ideas.
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#8
Re: Damn!
A very moving image. Sad yet inspiring. -
#9
07-03-2007 02:48
Re: Damn!
Now that is an ultralight hiker! He can use them for water bladders and fill them with air to float across streams.
On a serious note... count your blessings! -
#10
Re: Damn!
necessity is the mother of invention.
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