This is Ed. She likes pirates, robots, dinosaurs, rock-pools, swimming, rockets, maps and 'fixing' things. She also likes camping. Camping is exciting. Sometimes a bit too exciting.
Ed has been toilet trained since whatever age confirms your prejudices about good parenting. Basically, it's been a long time. But the disruption of routine can cause little campers to forget themselves and neglect the kind of etiquette that built an Empire. Or whatever it was.
Being kitesurfers/surfers and divers normally we camp near the coast, where the weather is relatively benign and there is usually access to water. However, our next camping adventure takes us inland on our way to The Other Coast, through the desert, where the nights are cold. Washing options will be limited and whatever is washed will have to be dried before bedtime.
The beauty of this instructable is two-fold, the first was making a sleeping bag insert that can be washed an dried in one day, with limited water. The second stroke of genius was buying an ancient sleeping bag for $2 that we can throw away when we reach the tropical coast (where we will simply sleep under a thin layer of mosquitos).
Ed has been toilet trained since whatever age confirms your prejudices about good parenting. Basically, it's been a long time. But the disruption of routine can cause little campers to forget themselves and neglect the kind of etiquette that built an Empire. Or whatever it was.
Being kitesurfers/surfers and divers normally we camp near the coast, where the weather is relatively benign and there is usually access to water. However, our next camping adventure takes us inland on our way to The Other Coast, through the desert, where the nights are cold. Washing options will be limited and whatever is washed will have to be dried before bedtime.
The beauty of this instructable is two-fold, the first was making a sleeping bag insert that can be washed an dried in one day, with limited water. The second stroke of genius was buying an ancient sleeping bag for $2 that we can throw away when we reach the tropical coast (where we will simply sleep under a thin layer of mosquitos).
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I just used basic sewing thread, some elastic and some salvaged buttons. And of course the $2 sleeping bag. This sleeping bag is a kid's size one with a hood and a zip up the middle to keep a whole family of snakes in.
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susanchen2011 says:
Jun 28, 2012. 7:42 PMReply
so warm.
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themoose64 says:
Jun 19, 2012. 5:45 PMReplyvery ... interesting ....
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