And you have to take peach jam. That's stuff's awesome. I had it for breakfast on walnut bread. Thanks again, Janice!
And I looked at the Camelbak site just now. They make reservoirs from 28oz all the way up to 100 oz (3 liters). Since there are so many places you can re-fill once you make it to Little Orleans, I'd think a 2 liter would get you through each day. The Dream might be good if you're not used to having something on your back, since it's basically just a reservoir with a couple of small pockets. Janice, isn't that what you were using yesterday? It looked just like mine, aside from the different color.
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09-01-2008, 06:42 AM #1
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09-01-2008, 06:55 AM #2
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Glad you like the jam!
I'm feeling better now. I just looked, and the first day is 44 miles, not 60. The second and third days are around 40 miles, and the last two are shorter. So I think I can do this after all.
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