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| Anonymous | How important a camping checklist really is. | 0 | Apr 25 2008, 12:29 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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Coming from experience I agree that a camping checklist is very important. Once, when I was a kid, our family went camping (very far from home) when we got there we realized we had left several very important items at home (including our first aid kit). One of my brothers got poison ivy and the other got bit by a spider and we had no medications to treat anything. What a miserable trip that was. If we would have had a camping checklist to start it would have probably made a huge difference.
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