- One 5 gallon bucket with lid, labeled with your NAME & WARD to contain ALL clothing and gear.
- Plastic Groundcloth: either Visqueen or Plastic Sheeting (at least 4 ML thickness, at least 4' by 8'- to go under sleeping bag). Include this in the heavy duty trash bag with your sleeping bag.
- Heavy duty plastic trash bag or waterproof duffel (it may rain). The waterproof duffel is available at most Army-Navy stores. This will hold your sleeping bag.
- Sleeping Bag
- 1 Heavy Duty Plastic bag for wet and/or dry clothing.
- Small flashlight with replacement batteries
- Tin cup labeled with your name (or blue enamelware cup or stainless steel collapsible backpacking cup). (NOTE: we will not supply water bottles or disposable cups. If you want a drink, you must pour water from your family's cooler into your own tin cup. It's a good idea to bring a couple of carabiners to attach the cup to your clothing.
- Eating Utensils: 1 metal pie plate, 1 fork and 1 spoon
- Personal Hygiene Items: Small hand sanitizer, toothbrush, small toothpaste, washcloth and comb/brush, moist hand wipes or baby wipes in a ziploc bag, deodorant/antiperspirant.
- Prescriptions/medications if needed, labeled in original pack (will be checked in with Ma & Pa).
- Chapstick and small size sunblock
- Small insect repellent WITH DEET for mosquitoes
- Band- Aids & Mole Skin for foot care
- Old set of scriptures in a Ziploc bag
- Your Trek Journal with pen or pencil in a Ziploc bag
- Eyeglasses & case, sunglasses (contact lenses are discouraged without sunglasses)
- Women- feminine hygiene supplies
- One pair of work gloves
- Optional: any additional orthotics, arch or heal support or shoe inserts for comfort.
- Optional: inexpensive camera in a sturdy, waterproof case
- Pillowcase (use it to make a pillow out of your jacket).
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
~Equipment List~
The following are the REQUIRED items that each individual must bring on the trek. Each individual's gear also must be able to fit into a 5 gallon bucket with a lid (NOT including bedding, visqueen, 2nd pair of shoes and musical insturments for performers). The bucket serves a number of functions. It allows each trek family to organize and pack their handcarts, keeps your gear waterproof, and provides a seat for you to sit on. We discourage the cloth padded seats. If it rains (or snows) a padded seat will become wet and you will not want to sit on it.
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Instead of the tin cup, can we use the plastic cup from the mess kits? It has a handle a carbiner would fit through. As well, can we use the main dish from the mess kit instead of the pie pan. And the silverware. Guess what I'm saying is can we use the mess kit?
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