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Mike Humfreville
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Frizkie
Here's another version of a quick and dirty Baja list. It's the same as the one JR posted after I couldn't e-mail you. Maybe this list is in a
better format.
I maintain this list as a 4-column table and that's why I couldn't forward it.
Anyway maybe someone else will be able to use it or even to add too it.
General:
Pots and pans
Paper plates
Silverware
Cooking utensils
Napkins
Paper towels
TP
Dishwashing pan
Dishwashing soap
Coffee pot
Ice chest
Canned foods
Dry foods
Sodas
Beer/wine
Liquor
Ice
Fresh Vegetables
Dehydrated spices
Salt and pepper
Broth for gravy
Trash bags
Cutting board
Drinking water
Can/bottle coolers
Outdoor table(s)
Plastic cups
Food bags
Coffee/tea
Creamer
Toothpicks
Can/bottle openers
Egg beater
Tongs
Aluminum foil
Shovel
For Fish Prep:
Tempura batter
Soy sauce
Brown sugar
Miscellaneous:
Pain killers
First aid kit
Medications
Baby powder
Deodorant
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Hair brush
Razor
Bathing soap
Washrags
Towels
Sun screen(s)
Moisturizing lotion
Curling iron
Wet wipes
Pet food
Pet dishes
Pet leash
Hand-held mirror
Bug spray
Citronella candles
Sewing kit
Lip balm
Thermometer-air temp
Thermometer-bdy tmp
Clothing:
Long pants
Shorts
Bathing suit
Underwear
Socks
Shoes/boots
Long sleeve shirts
Short sleeve shirts
Swimsuit
Sandals/flip-flops
Water Sox
Hat
Sunglasses
Heavy jacket
Light jacket
Linen:
Bed sheets
Blankets
Sleeping bags
Pillows
Pillow covers
Campground:
Masking tape
Saw
Board/card games
Rope/twine
Clothes pins
Lantern fuel
Mantels
Matches
Awnings/shades
Tarps
Tent/tent stakes
Camp lantern(s)
Flashlight(s)
Camp Stove
Smoker
Water:
Water floats
Snorkeling gear
SCUBA gear
Clam bucket
Fishing:
Fishing rods
Fishing reels
Fishing line
Lures
Hooks
Weights
Pliers
Small baseball bat
Fishing knife
Filet knife
Knife sharpener
Net
Gaff
Reference:
Reading material
Reference material
Maps
Writing tablet
Pens/pencils
Dictionary (Eng-Sp)
Binoculars
Star Maps
Electromagnetic:
CB radios
Camera/Video
CD player
CD?s
GPS Receiver
Compass
Weather station
Dry cell batteries
Automotive:
Electric Multi-meter
Solderless terminals
Crimp tool
Insulated wire
Gas Cans
Extra spare and Jack
Fix-a-Flat
Tire air pump
Battery charger
Tie downs/straps
Pry bar
Tool set (complete)
Hack saw
Hammer
Soldering iron
Solder
Jumper cables
Fuel filter (extra)
Octane booster
Spare fuses
Window cleaner
Spare fuel pump
Spare engine oil
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Pops
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Am I mistaken?
I only noticed beer/wine listed only once....
Reminds me of a trip I took years ago...
Lost my cork screw and had to live on food and water alone!!!!
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Mike Humfreville
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Pops
How'd y'do it??? I didn't have a corkscrew listed as it's not required with even the finest....of boxed wine!
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jrbaja
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Hatchet, Sutures
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frizkie
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Great Mike
That's all very helpful.
I suppose what I really should have mentioned was that I was looking for the Automotive Gear list.
However, the other lists will give me a good last minute "check it out" too.
Thanks
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frizkie
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And Lots of peroxide
For Happy Hour
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RandyMacSC/SO
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Some additions to the list
Friskie,
That's a very comprehensive list, although I didn't see Duct Tape on the list or a headlamp.
Flashlight is a must, but a headlamp such as the $15 ones from Canadian Tire are always real handy while camping. Hands free light source.
RandyMac
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Ole' Irish saying (Gaelic): 'Go neirigh an bothar leat, go mbeidh an gaoth choiche sa droim agat, is go mbeidh tu thuas ar neamh leath-uair roimh is
eol don diabhal go bhuil tu marbh'.... OR 'May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind always be at your back, and May you be in Heaven a half hour
before the Devil knows you're dead'
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My dearly departed buddie Spyder had it down to the essentials on his 1970's surf trips to parts unknown. His list:
Board, shorts, wax,
Hat, cash, stash.
No b-tchin\' in the Baja.
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Packoderm
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I think you forgot about a slingshot - for hunting buzzards in a pinch.
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frizkie
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Randy....my favorite other Canuck
Yah, those headlamps are terrific and Duct tape is a must.
Also it may be a good idea to carry a passport, spare keys for the vehicle, WD 40, siphon hose, pieces of carpet to help get unstuck, a 8"x8" piece of
wood or two to set your car jack on in the sand, extra wood to help level up your vehicle on the beach, and some wire.
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Mike Humfreville
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I'll add everything that fits to the orginal list and re-post it whenever this winds down. Thanks for the contributions!
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I like to bring a pipe and pipe tobacco. I love the cigars but can't afford 'em all the time.
Small Weber gas BBQ. I like to cook those oversized piernas de pollo. They sure are economical. I have heard that they are from the U.S. but cannot be
sold in the U.S. due to the high amounts of growth hormones.
I like a small electric light to read by. A small DC fluorescent marine lamp connected to a cigarette lighter plug with a long cord works great.
Telescope if I have room.
Jiffy Pop
Cards / Uno
Small solar charger - plugs in cigarette lighter plug
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Gerber tool
Bailing wire
Duct Tape
Tampons
Just a few more Baja girl items to add to the list...
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Packoderm
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Bailing wire and duct tape are girl items?
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Paulina
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For a real baja girl, yes.
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David K
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Quote: | Originally posted by Packoderm
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Only if the wrong size tampons were brought!
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jrbaja
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Talk about "Cutting edge"
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frizkie
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Yup!!
Just threw some of those in the box.....Ooooops!!!
Tee! Hee!
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Mike Humfreville
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What is a gerber tool? Sounds like something Richarg Gere might want. Oh, wait, was that a gerbel?
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