[pct-l] PCT Waterbeds

[Josh]

While I KNOW Switchback's saying that just in jest...I do wanna point-out to
the random person who may come across this post, that water is a conductor &
would NOT be desirable to be in an air pad because you would stay cold
throughout the night just as if you were sleeping on the cold
ground...UNLESS...they made one that U could fill with HOT water...hmm...but
then again...U'D have to carry the fuel to heat the water. Lol...anyways.
 

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Subject: Re: [pct-l] PCT Waterbeds

Pieces writes: Actually, she is not. I still sleep in a water bed!? BTW,
that is probably the only bed you can dehydrate!
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Switchback replies: That figures.? Anyone with a PhD in Physics and is a big
PCT Section Hiker would sleep on a waterbed.
This brings up a good point.? I wonder if you could take a waterbed?sleeping
pad with you on the trail.? You would have to sleep by some water each night
to fill it up.? That might be cool to do.? This would be perfect for my
Dehydrated Water demo at the April Kickoff.
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