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From: Wendell Brown (wbrown@ARKIE.NET)
Date: Tue Jun 27 2000 - 12:04:09 CDT


On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 08:49:44 +0200, Murphy R. [AT] wrote:

>I think walking sticks are a personnal preference item, much like a poncho
>or rain suit. I also prefer to go "low tech", not relying on gadgets, but
>relying on knowledge of my ability to handle problems with materials at
>hand. The are plenty of books out about simplicity. As scouters, one of our
>goals should be to be able to live outdoors with a minimum of "stuff" rather
>than a lot.

I agree. I can however see the use for some of the modifications to
the stave ( marks for inches and feet, cross drilled hole for 90
degree, (45 degree vertical hole for shooting hight??), parachute cord
for handle, compass in the end, etc.). If it doesn't add any (or very
much) weight and it doesn't hang off the stave and I see that I might
use it I would probably do it. But as for attaching 27 film cans and
things like that I would probably have to pass.

Wendell Brown
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