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I have a couple of aging GoLite packs, and the hip straps and others are very stiff, like they are dried out. Is there any way to regain flexibility. Thanks

Very generous of you to pass these on. I have a new one, they are well worth having for emergency's. My grandfather's is still out there somewhere in someones garage or seller. I always liked the soft hissing sound his made when we were camping together.

Personally, I don't think I would ever need that iron hinge, but that's just me. (lol)

Do you have a Senior pass? I do. Parking is free. Mine cost $10. It's more now.

WOW! Thank you. I did not know about this. I'm going to check out the other You Tube videos by this person.

Thank you.

Good information, thank you.

Probably most people will carry it out in biodegradable bags, ad compost it when they get home?

Ha ha, maybe it "froze up"/

MWO weather stats were not working last night or as of 5 this morning. Nuts!

Same here, last year it was -10 and hot tent time. But this year I've had some sort of cold/flu-ish thing for several weeks, and am not going to chance threats.

If ice conditions are safe, are there any large lakes to traverse and set up for a LNT over night?

Thank you for your candid report. These are common hazards, which fatigue and unexpected difficulties can amplify into serious threats for anyone.

Thank you for posting this, and thank you for the link to xnhat.

Don't forget Gilman Vt.

There was 1 on RT 3 at the low spot near the high school entrance between Whitefield and Lancaster, better be safe and slow down to 70 through there. (HA!)

Better yet, have a camera on another camera. That works most of the time.

FYI I had a failure of my MSR Whisperlite stove. MSR did not respond for several months. I had even forgotten about it. When they did respond, they would not replace the part. Just no. Evo snow shoes still good though. About 15 yr.

I never thought of that, thanks!