[pct-l] Super Secrets Updates

[Hiker97 at aol.com (Hiker97@aol.com)]

Other devices for you to  consider: Checkout the Sony Cyber-Shot T7 ($500 
street price)  camera.  Very thin and excellent features.  Also, the Panasonic  
SDR-S100 SD ($1200 list) camcorder is really small and adequately capable.  
 
By the way, I have not forgotten  about Sub Extreme Ultra Light backpacking.  
The experiments will begin  after the first of the year into negative, 
neutral, and positive Sub Extreme  Ultra Light load carrying.  The experiments will 
take place in my garage,  which will probably become a historic tour site in 
years to come along with the  appropriate federal calendar holiday to 
memorialize the experiments.  Sort  of like the Thomas Edison's lab in New Jersey.  I 
have already obtained a  source of the key supply item and can easily transfer 
that from my  neighbor's garage next door to my garage.  I was lucky that his 
hobby  includes using this important ingredient.  :-)
 
A fellow I met down at the park  where I walk my dog with my LuxuryLite.com 
external frame backpack, bought $800  worth of gear from LuxuryLite recently.  
This included the Backpacker  Cot.  He seems very excited and happy about it.  
The only  recommendation I made to him was to add bottom straps to the Front 
Pack and to  only carry 2-liters of water in it.  This makes it a very 
comfortable to  carry.
 
Speaking of water, I my latest  technique to carry heavy water is one of the 
best I have ever come up  with.  It involves spreading the load around and not 
concentrating on one  area of the body or set of muscles.  I carry 2 bottles 
in my belly pack (my  old ancient Kelty fanny pack), 2 liters in the 
LuxuryLite Front Pack, and if  needed, 2 liters in the lower cylinder of the backpack.  
The key is to  spread the load around.  Balance it out.  Very nice  carry.
 
Until next time, your hiking buddy,  Switchback
Trail Trash & Camp  Ruffian