Camping Equipment for Our Trucks
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I used Amsteel for my hammock rigs. 7/64 amsteel has a minimum strength of 1400lbs and average strength of 1600lbs. I like to use it for whoopie slings and building continuous loops. Amsteel is only 50ft for $10. 7/64 Amsteel Blue (25 Feet)
That is so wrong, I am sitting here LMAO 
You know I almost ordered one of those before going to Ocracoke but tried for four days calling them and couldn't get anyone to answer a message. I even emailed twice and to this day no-one has responded.
Stinks because they were happy to sell me a MaxTrax bag but when it comes to talking to someone about technical questions before dropping some coin on something they were nowhere to be found.
News Alert: Jimmie Dean stuff can taste like plastic! So we went to the farmers market and got 2 lbs of pork breakfast sausage, organic grass fed treehugging greatfuldead tie-dyed pig. My wife cooked it this morning, and that was truly amazing.
So I added a couple of heaping spoonfuls of that stuff to the vegetarian soup (hey, I am a meat-a-saurus), some feta cheese... and boy I can eat vegetarian now!
So, next patties will come from that farm, they show up twice a month to the Matthews Farm Market.
So, does this mean you are making breakfast next trip?
I will be making sausage patties, need to make sure I keep a stash at home. Coffee, hardboiled eggs, cheese, will remain the same. Jimmie Dean I will bring for the doggies.
I was hard boiling a few eggs for a salad the other night, Heather says "Izzy would be proud of you" 
More proud if you opened a bag of pre-hard-boiledI was hard boiling a few eggs for a salad the other night, Heather says "Izzy would be proud of you"
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I had the picked beet hard boiled egg the other day - pretty good. Looks like they pickle beats and put eggs in the left over stuff
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We are bringing this with us to the Outer Banks as a support vehicle:
Is it camping if you get to sleep in air conditioning?
Is it camping if you get to sleep in air conditioning?
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That thing is gonna need some serious left foot braking Jamie
This is how I do it, add water and press a button, my kind of cooking. And the reviews on Amazon are dead on, this little thing is magical, works perfectly every time.
Amazon.com: KRUPS F23070 Egg Cooker with Water Level Indicator, 7-Eggs capacity, White: Electric Egg Cookers: Kitchen & Dining
Great timing, was wondering the same thing this past weekend.......going on a family road trip in a few weeks.
We have one of these, in a soft case. We added a bunch of things to it like surgical stapler, several stitch kits, lidocaine. syringes, heavy duty pain killers, scalpel, ibuprofen, liquid skin, vet wrap
Cabela's Outfitter First Aid Kit by Adventure Medical : Cabela's
Cabela's Outfitter First Aid Kit by Adventure Medical : Cabela's
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You can buy or make your own. You can find detailed spec lists for First Aid Kits on websites like REI, if you want to make your own. You can review what each item does if you don't know online, and decided to take or not based on that.
Adventure Medical Kits Mountain Series Mountaineer Medical Kit
A couple key additions that I would recommend:
Adventure Medical Kits Mountain Series Mountaineer Medical Kit
A couple key additions that I would recommend:
- Tampon - small sterile w/ applicator: For sucking chest wounds (falling on a stick or stake, etc)
- Military First Aid Dressing: Great for pressure bandage or even tourniquet (need to read up on how to do this, first) Amazon.com: Military First Aid Bandage / Field Dressing, 6-pack, Camouflage, 4"x7" with Gauze Ties: Health & Personal Care
- Real steel tweezers: Uncle Bill's Sliver Gripper Tweezers
- Sam Splint: If it doesn't come in your kit. So much better than sticks and gauze Sawyer SAM Splint - Regular
- Good mole skin vs cheap stuff in the kits