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Your Essential Camping Checklist
For some campers who are stressed by the packaging, because they can not distinguish between essential and what is not, those who are tempted to make the whole house to make sure they have not forgotten anything, or are apprehensive about the idea that they missed putting something on his list, here is a useful checklist is divided into categories to make sure you're not missing something and to make packing easier.
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1. A store reliable and durable. Choose one that has poles strong, durable fabrics, heavy duty zippers and sufficient ventilation to make the atmosphere inside the tent cool and ventilated.
2. Comfortable sleeping bag with insulation for cold nights.
3. A lantern and a flashlight to provide light.
4. Stoves catalytic, as SportCat ™ ™ Perfectemp Coleman catalytic heater specifically designed for use indoors or in enclosed areas such as tents.
5. Portable Water Heater
6. Ropes and strings that can be used for a variety of purposes: to clothesline pitching a tent and many others.
7. Plastic bags for storage and garbage.
Food and cooking
1. Kitchen utensils such as pots, pans, spatula.
2. Dining utensils such as spoons, forks, knives, plates. It's a good idea to bring sporks that are a combination spoon and fork to save space in the bags.
3. Camp stove or barbecue
4. Fuel for the stove
5. Ingredients of foods that are pre-measured at home and placed in resealable plastic bags with labels.
6. Snacks
7. Water
First Aid Kit
1. Dressings and pads, sterile eye pads, sterile gauze bandages to be applied in any case of someone getting a cut or wound.
2. Elastic bandages are used for sprains and pressure bandages.
3. Thermometer
4. Antiseptic / anesthetic ointment or spray
5. Anti-itch ointment
6. Medications for headache, stomach pain and reduce fever.
7. The sterile eyewash sterile saline solution, if can also be used to clean wounds.
Personal Needs
1. Cash. Make sure has extra for emergency expenses.
2. ID cards. These are very important and should never be left without them.
3. Car keys
4. Cell phone. This is especially important if you're hiking in a remote site. You should always have a way to reach someone in case of emergencies.
5. Camera, film, batteries for capturing memorable moments of camping.
6. Binoculars
7. Map
8. Clothing sufficient
Toiletries
1. Soap and shampoo
2. Lotion, sunscreen and insect repellent spray to keep unwanted insects from your skin.
3. Disinfectant and alcohol
4. Towels and handkerchiefs
This checklist is intended to help make a memorable camp, without failing to bring over all essential camping gear is simply a guide and can not cover all your personal needs. That's why it's important that you add to this list, all other issues (such as allergy medicines that you or your favorite book) that were not mentioned.
Always remember that in addition to planning activities the camp, it is also imperative that you are able to plan carefully the things you have to bring. You do not want to suffer from back pain due to a backpack overloaded or being in the middle of the forest without the things we need most.
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