Member III
Agree.i think its a good idea to keep some in your first aid kit
That's a good idea. I keep a sniffle kit separate from my first aid kit with aspirin, antihistamines, bandaids, antacids, anti inflammatories, tylenol cold and sinus etc. Its not cheap to take time off and go adventure some times and it's nice to have the sniffle kit to make sure you can enjoy and get the most out of your adventure even if you are getting sick.Agree.
I bought a box of the little packets containing 2 aspirin each and made sure all my first aid kits were stocked with them. Not so much for headaches as for heart attack.
Advocate II
Plates.I’m new to overlanding, and somewhat obsessed now that I’ve been working toward getting my 96 Land Cruiser ready for the trail. Haven’t been real camping in years, and I THINK I have what I need...
My question for the veterans is, if you think back to your first time, is there one thing that sticks out that you said... “I can’t believe I forgot to bring _______?”
I’m heading to Overland Expo West next week from Santa Barbara, CA, for my first outing (solo at that) and I’m sure that when I get there I’m gonna have forgotten my tent or my sleeping bag or my truck for that matter [emoji4]
Pathfinder I
Member III
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