[pct-l] Water Tricks

[DON at roel.com (Don Line)]

ME TO !  gum works great.  It sounds like we have many 'diabetic'
hikers.  We need a short "diabetic" trek some time.  Or at least we need
to meet at the kick-off next year...or trail-fest.

Diabetic Don

>>> "Jerry Goller" <jerrygoller@backpackgeartest.org> 10/21/2005
8:23:42 AM >>>
 I carry gum. Some of my meds also give me dry mouth and, as you know,
I'm
diabetic as well. 

I'm to the point now that I pretty much have to carry gum to hike.

Jerry


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Subject: [pct-l] Water Tricks

 
Does anyone have any techniques they use when low on water to make
things a
little more comfortable?  I have heard of Indians putting a pebble in
their
mouth.
 
Thanks.  Your hiking buddy, Switchback
Trail Gunga Din & Camp Water Souse
 
Tag Line Note: In Kipling's novel of the same name, Gunga Din was a
water
carrier.  Okay, so you already knew that.  Sorry.
 
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