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The link I'm talking about is what they claim leads to the list of accepted containers.

Revisiting this thread, and I note that the link in the story to the new regulation goes to a dead page. Has there been an update?

Forest bathing is standing or sitting* in the woods. Feeling spiritually superior to other folks who are just out there minding their...

I'm not sure what "forest bathing" is but maybe @recped can find a picture of it.

I suspect the stern paddler just couldn't handle it anymore and made a wet exit, the bow paddler was so into the "sound-healing...

Mountain House seals some air into their pouches to provide some cushioning to protect the contents. My understanding is that Mountain...

I’m packing a bunch of freeze dried meals in rectangular pouches. My Bear Vaults are cylindrical. Anyone know a better way than...

The pinhole could be at the top, preserving the bag for rehydration. This seems like a great idea.

Open up the packages and pour the contents into the canister? Then just scoop it out by the cupful at mealtime? ;-) In smaller cans...

If it helps you can try piercing each pouch with a pin, squeezing the air out and then covering the hole with a piece of tape. We don't...

First problem was simply being a bit lackadaisical, the nose of the boat caught the rock because I let the bow float out to far and when...

Criminy, what a video! Hard not to go off on a lining tangent. As you were lining that heavily packed canoe, I was actually wondering...

The seat is hidden behind the big green dry bag, you can see the nalgene bottle sitting on the rails. You get a better view of the seat...

My preference for solo tripping with overnight gear is a 15'-15.5' solo canoe. Your picture, Tony, reminds me why. Most such overnight...

The marketing, or something, is working very well for the Swift P14. I distinctly recall a Swift video (in 2023, I think) in which Bill...