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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>===Gear===<br />
* Sleeping bag, rated for the expected temperatures<br />
* Sleeping mat made of closed cell foam will protect the camper from the cold ground. It should be considered essential for cold weather. They roll up about 6 inch diameter.<br />
* Compass, map, and flashlight. It is illegal to venture into some areas without these essential items!<br />
* Knife<br />
* Personal toiletries<br />
* First aid kit<br />
* Small tents are easier to heat than large ones (and your body is the furnace - see requirement 6 for more information).<br />
* Sled, snowshoes, or cross-country skis.<br />
* Rope<br />
* Camping stove - make sure your stove will work in cold temperatures. Propane, butane, and alcohol stoves can be difficult (or impossible) to light at low temperatures. Wood-fueled camping stoves such as the [http://www.trailstove.com/ Trailstove] or [http://www.littlbug.com/index.htm Littlebug stove] are strongly advised.<br />
* Matches<br />
* Cooking gear and utensils.<br />
* Dining sets (plate, cup, cutlery).<br />
* Whistle (one for each member of the expedition).</div>FuzzyBot