Hi Jason,
I think that the Cooler would be the hard part to pack. The are big and
bulky. Try a soft sided one. The stove is the next problem, a Propane is
smaller or more compact. It can be taken down to smaller parts. Take a
backpacker tent they are real small.
BTW, Yes I still backpack in the mountains. It is truly the only way to find
good Trout fish'n spots in CA. Some of the best ones are in the most populated
area's too. Just no one will walk twelve miles up a cliff to get to them.
Like in the middle of Yosemite. Have to take my truck though. I don't like
leaving the Frog-I alone for several days at a time in the middle of no where.
Rick
Jason Urban wrote:
> OK, how the heck do you pack a Spridget for camping?? This is assuming
> taking a top, spare tire optional, for 2 people, no spare cars or trailers,
> and for up to 2 nights. Is it possible?? This is also for no more than an
> hour and a half drive from home and no off-roading to get to a site. Do we
> need to break out the back-pack stoves??
>
> I'm used to tent camping, but taking a few coolers of food, drinks, and
> utensils, an extra break-down picnic table, screen tent, tent cots and
> carpet, and a bunch of other non-essentials.
>
> Yep, probably a big question - I think Larry Macy mentioned he was camping
> recently with his. We'd like to get in a camping trip maybe this fall or
> next spring.
>
> Jason.
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