XPost: alt.forestry, misc.rural   
   From: prose@mail.uri.edu   
      
   On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 18:46:31 -0800, Larry Caldwell   
    wrote:   
      
   >In article <12ngrn4j5p9mrf4@corp.supernews.com>,   
   >LiveFromTheClocktower@gfy.com (gatt) says...   
   >   
   >> When we expect go out in the woods: Flashlight, machete, knife, first aid   
   >> kit, fire extinguisher, flares, matches/lighter, CB/cellphone, blankets,   
   >> towels, gloves, extra coats, tow strap, entrenching tool, tool box, food,   
   >> water and a quart or two of oil and a working tire jack.  I have a spare   
   >> serpentine belt too.   I know four-wheelers that carry crap like spare   
   >> U-joints and axles, but that's a bit much. Also a full gas tank!  I also   
   >> have a roll of TP and a tarp.   
   >   
   >That's fine for you hairy off-road Jeep types, but Deb mentioned that   
   >she doesn't always keep a full kit because she can't find room for it.   
   Which is, of course, not true.   She just doesn't think it's   
   important enough to bother.   You could carry most of a decent   
   roadside emergency kit on a tricycle.   
      
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