Ken Komoto wrote:

> I don't see any food listed.  dehydrated trail meals?

His 3 man team shopped for the food and weighed-
and packaged each meal in a zip-lock baggie.. they distributed
the food at the weigh-in  to balence the pack/load ratio fairly.

If you divide Josh's 29# pack into his weight you get what? 23%??
some other's were "heavy" at 38% and the "team" spread the heavy
pack's out on a tarp to check for anvils or cast iron cookwear<G>

*All the "leader" did was run the calculator... and tell the boys the
percentage they were at.... He allowed the "boy-teams" to decide
what to distribute and how to do it fairly.


I did see several "MountianHouse" main course bags..
but didn't account for them...  I saw a lot of instant oatmeal-
granola bars- instant rice- soup mix-drink mix...

*Amazeingly, I didn't see  bags of M@M's or candy..
I didn't see walkmans or gameboys or anything electic beyond
mini-mag flashlights...


-=A=-




>
>
> At 11:03 AM 6/26/00 -0700, you wrote:
> >Scouts suggest you only carry 25% of your body weight for multi day
> >trips
> >includeing food and water.. Josh weighs 147 lbs at 15 1/2 yrs old and
> >when he "weighed in" at Mr.Browns house his pack with water weighed
> >29lbs!  *Under weight<G>
> >
> >First he is carrying a 3900 cu in CampTrails "Shasta" internal frame
> >pack
> >  4 lbs...
> >
> >Vasque cascade lightweight boots ,w/spare laces.
> >Teva sandals
> >
> >A Down- sleeping bag w/o stuff sack 2lbs.1oz.
> >Nylon long pants and one pair of poly-pro long unders.. 1lb.
> >A Poly-fleese pull oversweater, and waterrepellent nylon wind breaker.
> >1.5 lbs
> >one change of underwear-toothbrush and campsuds.
> >2 big bandannas
> >3 pairs of "Wigwam Tech2" hiker socks with cushioned pressure points
> >and eleasitcized arch and microbial treatment<G>
> >
> >Nylon RainPoncho
> >Nylon pack cover
> >Thermo-rest self inflateing sleeping pad  2lbs!
> >1 "lexan" cup and bowl
> >1 alum. cook pot.
> >Stainless mini fork and spoon.
> >
> >spf15 Sunscreen/bug repelent w/deet
> >roll of twine
> >Gerber multi-tool
> >metal match
> >Mini-first aid kit
> >disposable camera 27 ex. no flash.
> >2 -quart "Nagline" water bottles
> >and the "tent" portion of a 3 man backpack shelter.
> >(@ others carry the rain fly and the poles)
>
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> Office of the Registrar Phone: (530)752-7197
> University of California        Fax  : (530)752-0329
> Davis, Ca 95616

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