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Katadyn Camp

Katadyn

Katadyn


Katadyn Base Camp Water Filter
(Sports) Katadyn

No pumping required - ideal for camping, backpacking, canoeing, paddling, etc.
Filters 200+ gallons of water (more when using Filter Protector)
Uses field cleanable Hiker PRO cartridge


Price: $79.95 $56.80

NEW: Katadyn Base Camp: Gravity fed Water filter


RRP: $69.95 The Katadyn Base Camp is a gravity fed water filtration system.


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    • Vivian Lake Backpack « My Caffeine Induced Blog

    I got back this afternoon from the backpack to Vivian Lake with Grant, my brother-in-law, Justin, and my nephew, Jacob.  I am a little sore between my shoulder blades but am otherwise feeling good and definitely refreshed.  It always is so rewarding to spend time with nature and family.  While on the trail, I kept a trip journal and I will share it with you below.

    Hiked in from road NF-23; although we had planned to trailhead at NF-510.  Our online maps seemed to be a bit off, so we decided to follow the clearly marked signs to the Vivian Lake trailhead, provided by the forest service.  It was comforting to have signs vs. trusting maps that were already proving to be incorrect.  The bad news is that it added another half mile to our day (3 miles instead of 2.5).  Further bad news, for me, was Grant did not even make it .1 of a mile before his pack became too heavy for him to carry and I carried it the rest of the way for him.  I wore packs front and back.  I am very glad we only had to go 3 miles!  The trip was largely uneventful besides the constant, “Are we there yet?” and “I’m tired!”  The mosquitoes have been very annoying from the start and even the 17.5% DEET in my Jungle Juice doesn’t seem to deter them.  We have seen numerous patches of snow… in AUGUST!!!  We stopped for a lunch break at a little un-named lake with beautiful blue water.

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