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Toddler backpack made using the Made By Rae pattern.

 

I added a full lining to the backpack, and a strip of dog ribbon since my son loves cars and dogs!

My new backpack. It was supposed to be a simple daypack but turned out quite a bit bigger than I had in mind.

 

It's a top loader with a zipper between the main compartment and the lid, around the front and sides. A zipper on top gives access to the separate lid compartment. The zippers are of the water-resistant variety, and while the top zip has good action, the main compartment zipper is a pain to operate.

 

The bungee cord web on the front is something I wanted to try and it seems to be a pretty nice feature, but all the attachment loops should be lower than they are here.

 

That's my new logo on the front of the lid there--a local orchid species picked out in embroidery floss.

Backpacking trip from Panjab Trailhead, (first BP trip in many years)

Our backpacking trip to sequoia National Park first weekend of Oct '08

Lake Sabrina to Dusy Basin, via Echo Col and Le Conte Canyon

I love how this bridge looks.

 

This pic is used in my blog, Backpacking with Boo.

From our backpacking trip to Green Swamp Feb 4-5.

The heavy-duty clear backpack. It maybe see-through but it's not permeable. It is made with .45mm heavy duty clear vinyl. We have added inside and vertical webbing to give this clear backpack extra strength. Throw in a front organizer, a key chain holder, padded shoulder straps and side bottle holders and you got a robust and convenient backpack!

 

Model: CLRBP

Material: .45mm Heavy duty clear vinyl

Features:

A Heavy Duty Clear Backpack with lots of reinforcement. We have added inside webbing and vertical webbing to give this backpack extra strength.

It has a front organizer and key chain holder.

Padded shoulder straps and side bottle holders.

#10 top zipper will make this one a hit with your customers.

Dimensions: 12"W x 15"H x 4.5"D

*Note: All DuffelGear bags are sold blank.

 

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Mountaineers Backpacking School graduation backpacking trip

Camping equipment is the most necessary tools when you are planning for any outdoor activities. They are the life-saving factors when you are in the midst of nature, fueling your adventure spirit. Whether you are roaming in Himalayan trail or safari in the jungle, you must need camping equipment for your survival.

Charles Deam Wilderness in the Hoosier National Forest Oct.30-Nov. 1 2009

 

Breakfast by the campfire

I at least look the part. Also, that's a kid's backpack (but it fits!).

Day 1: Cairngorm to Loch Etchachan

Loch Etchacan

After waking up at beautiful Lake Katherine, we packed up camp and headed over Windy Pass to camp our second night below Puerto Nambe.

It's even uglier than last year's.

Kate taking Freddy for a walk. Freddy now has hayfever and has to avoid long grass, hence is now "backpack dog"

Cliff creek campsite

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