EQUIPMENT

Tuckerman's Ravine (2000)
   Picture taken just above Hermit lake during the morning, after a night's rest from climbing Mt. Washington. With abnormally high temperatures the climb was a blessing.
Crystal Cascade
      Picture taken before leaving the Mt. Washington. It was the final picture of October's Mt. Washington trip.
                                                 Checklist

Clothing:

-
Synthetic underwear (top and bottom, at least one pair)
- Two fleece sweaters or one fleece and one wool (Md. & Hv)
- Fleece pants (optional) and fleece or down vest (optional)
- 4 season waterproof jacket with hood
- Mitts waterproof
- Gaiters
- Balaclava

Footwear:

- 4 Season hiking boots (High cut and waterproof)
- Winter hiking boots (optional)
- Wool or synthetic hiking socks (4 pairs)

Shelter:

- 4 season tent (optional), groundsheet
- Sleeping bag (rated -10 to -30)
- Self-inflating mattress or bed (6' feet long)

Kitchen:

- Pot set
- Cutlery set
- Camping knife, whet stone
-
Single burner cooking stove (optional)
- Fuel
- Nalgene drinking bottle
- Scrubber, tea towel, biodegradable soap
- Mug

Equipment

- Backpack (85+ liters)
- Day pack
- First-aid kit
- Knife
- Matches, lighter
- Emergency kit (mirror, matches, lighters, whistle, emergency, candles,etc.)
- Flashlight & Headlamp
- Batteries
- Camera & Film
- Extra garbage bags, Ziplock bags, rubber bands, twist ties
- Sunglasses
- Wallet, identification, medical insurance
- Bug dope
- Downhill ski poles or walking poles
- At leas 20 feet of rope

Toiletries;

- Toilet paper in a sealable bag
- Lip balm
- Sunblock
- Toothpaste
- Deodorant!

Extras:

- Ski poles
- Bandana
- Butter, Magarine
- Knife!
- Goggles
- 20+ feet of rope
- Tarp
- GPS
- Compass
- Towel
- Mirror
- Bunge ropes
Midday thaw at Tuckerman's Ravine
   Picture taken on the way down from the top of Mt. Washington into Tukerman's Revine.
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