Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2003 00:05:22 -0000 From: "**-**" <m.faulksnopsamternet.com> Subject: Re: Essentials?
"ma_twain" <ma_twainnopsamo.com> wrote in message news:3FBE9B9B.3020907nopsamo.com... > On that note, I would take LED flashlights. They run forever on one set > of batteries and "never" burn out light bulbs. They are not > inexpensive, but you can take them home with you. > > The comment on cheap tools - fine if they don't break, but if they break > in the middle of nowhere, they may cost you far more than the additional > cost of a good set of tools. TBF thought a stanlet 3/8 drive socket set is 35quid. Its okay and if you need to do something that'd break it your gonna be stuck there anyway ;-) > One last thing - money. You never know when you will need to "convince" > someone that you are friendly. > > LauraK wrote: > > > Matches and/or disposable lighters, especially if nobody smokes. > > Some of that super strong but light rope that mountain climbers use. Enough to > > tie from your car bumper to a camel:) > > A solar battery charger for stuff you've got that uses batteries in case you > > get in an emergency situation where you can't use the car to recharge them. > > There are quite a few companies these days making solar battery chargers for > > just about any type of battery, including cell phones. Also solar recharged > > flashlights, radios, etc. > > > > > > > > lauraknopsamousergraphics.com > > http://www.madmousergraphics.com > > web design, print design, photography > > > > > > >
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