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Useful clothes
What you wear camping depends on when and
where you go, and what you plan to do when you
get there. That's a whole different book in itself,
although keep in mind that it's often harder to dry
clothes camping than it is normally. Think twice
about jeans; drying them is very challenging. Some
campsites have drying facilities, but basic sites
don't. There are also a few items that people don't
immediately think of that can be very useful for
living in a tent.
Ponchos may not be much of a fashion statement,
but they are very useful camping, especially in the
middle of a summer rainstorm. They are quick to
put on, and aren't constricting, which is more
comfortable in warm weather. Even better, you
can hold things under them, like bowls of food, a
backpack, or children.
Shawls or blankets in fine wool, or even a scarf is
perfect for cooler evenings where you don't want to
struggle into a sweater or fleece. Wrap yourself up,
and sit by the fire.
Sturdy boots or galoshes are essential gear if you're
camping in one of those parts of the world that sees
regular and prolonged rain. They're great for wading
through streams too.
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