Necessities
- Cooler (don’t forget ice)
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Dry Bag – to keep cell phones, extra clothes, TP, etc. (can buy them at Wal Mart, or any Outdoors Store) they are made of a rubber-type material and seal shut and buckle…
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Food – 1 Lunch, 1 Dinner, 1 Breakfast
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Snack Foods
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Tent
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Sleeping Bag
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Sleeping Pad or Air Mattress
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Bug Spray
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Sun Block
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Toilet Paper
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Towel
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Hygiene Stuff (toothbrush, contact solution, woman stuff, deodorant, etc)
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Paper Towels or Napkins
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Sunglasses
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Hat
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Water (a gallon jug or two is good, or the type with a spicket on it)
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Beer – Cans are best. You can crush them down to a smaller size, and they don’t break and create a hazard on the islands
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Trash Bags – Leave no trace, we pack out what we pack in…except for poop
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Flashlight/Headlamp
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Citronella Candle, if we can have about one of these per boat, we should have plenty when we get to camp
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Folding Chair – the kind in a bag are usually great
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Pillow
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Zip Locks
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Duct Tape – to repair shoes, canoe, gaping wounds, etc.
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Utensils to eat with
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Life Jacket – we have some of these, but may not have enough to go around, if you have one, or have access to one bring it please!
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Hand Sanitizer
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Baby Wipes
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Creature Comforts
- Paddles – we are pretty sure we have enough paddles, but if you have extra, or access to some, bring them just in case.
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Rubbermaid container – these are good for carrying food in and other things you want to keep dry. Just a box-like container is what we usually take. One per canoe can usually fit the food and clothes items you don’t want to get splashed.
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Sandals – Tennis Shoes are fine, but sandals are great (Chacos, Keens, Tevas, Crocs, etc. are a good way to get a weird suntan on your feet that will be like a battle scar).
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Fun Items – Water Guns, Frisbees, Fun Noodles, Tubes, Volleyballs, Music Instruments, etc. (BE Creative)
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Camera – make sure this is in the dry bag, maybe even double-bagged in a zip-lock
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Poncho – you never know if a shower could come up
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Knife
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Can-opener, if you need that for your food
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Small First Aid Kit
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Fishing Gear
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