To Take A Hill In The Summer
The Carpathians' journey has its own characteristics: the rainbow, the presence of camenist sprays, the dense salon. All of this needs to be taken into account by picking up a copy of the equipment and clothing to travel through the summer Carpathians.
I especially focus on the rains. It is desirable to have double protection - an unprotected jacket + a plastic sponge covering a man with a backpack. All the stuff in the backpack must be packed tightly, especially the bedroom.
List of things. Equipment
For start-up, a short list of basic equipment and clothing is classified into four categories:
- obligatory - that must be for everyone;
- I recommend that you have this on your own, but I do not insist;
- You don't have to do anything you can do, but if you want to, you take it.
- No need to leave it at home, or in a storage cell at the station.
Mandatory
| Recommended | Non-binding | Minor |
room in tent | Traking sticks
| mosquito machine
| Photography |
backpack | Support shoes
| sun cream
| books |
Cowl | personal mini-wagon
| Photography | Shampoo |
bedroom | thermal appliances | pleer | Space |
plate - rain | Shank and toothbrush
| towel | or axe
|
Basic shoe
| I'm on my back. | map | burner |
pants | garbage bags
| minus | Solar panel
|
jacket | toilet paper
| gloves | chair |
sweater | warm cap | Shorts | pillow |
Panama | Dex-shell socks | guitar | crups and canned
|
T-shirt | nuts, dry fruits, candy | Cote | |
socks | Insulated pants
| soap. | |
plastic bottle | Bahili or Gamash
| hunting knife
| |
flashlight | pericular knife | fork | |
Die and spoon | seat | train clothing | |
mobile phone | matches | ||
Money | extra T-shirt | ||
passport
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Ryukzak
The men's backpack must be at least 80 litres. Female - about 60. It is desirable that all things and equipment be placed inside the backpack. By scattering through the thickest sunflowers, you run the risk of washing into a cloth hatched outside a rug or losing a sufficiently secure tent. Well, if your backpack has a special cheek to protect against the rain.