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    • Jeff Crawley
      Following my Camino Ingles in 2018 I lost my passport and sadder still, my credential, on the night before I was due to fly home to the UK. The taxi for the next day was booked, I had a laminated copy of the data pages and my UK driving licence...
    • Jeff Crawley
      Do NOT, on any account, ask for "té con leche" in Spain you'll probably get what you ask for - while up on the Sierra Nevada in a Swiss style bar I plumped for hot chocolate while my companion asked for té con leche and got precisely that: a cup...
    • Jeff Crawley
      I heard it was the IDF from research into the ideal weight carried by a soldier on foot patrol in the Negev . . . mind you that was from a fighter pilot in the IDF and everything he carried sat behind the ejection seat of an F15!
    • Jeff Crawley
      Well I know that now . . . . ;)
    • Jeff Crawley
      Same here - I have even been known to top off what's in my water bottle with a can of Aquarius every now and again. I suppose keeping the hose clean is something to be aware of with any hydration system, though, whether it's bladder- or...
    • Jeff Crawley
      The biggest problem I found was keeping the tube clean inside - it had a tendency to go manky if anything other than water was used - I like to flavour my water with squirt of concentrated fruit squash.
    • Jeff Crawley
      Yep my take too. Just like the mythical perfect shoe that never causes any person on the planet a blister
    • Jeff Crawley
      Probably an unpopular take, but I find many people overthink water and water bottles. If you’re walking the CF you are almost always within a couple km of water. I bought a small 500ml bottle of water when I arrived and carried that and refilled...
    • Jeff Crawley
      Surely just the rebirth of the old Blue Desert Smartube? https://www.gearaholic.com/products/blue-desert-smartube Which have been around for years and years
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    • Jeff Crawley
      I agree about the Strapettes - a worthwhile investment. You can use the provided single strap across the body (like a courier bag) but the Strapettes hold the load closer in to the small of your back. I've used the daypack for long weekend...
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