[Paddlewise] FW: Stoves and sleeping ba

I, on the other hand, am careful not to ingest any caffeine before
getting into my kayak, especially if I am wearing a wet or drysuit,
and there is no place to take out for several miles.

Wean yourself from the bean, lest you burst!

Chuck Holst

 -----Original Message-----
From: sylvio lamarche [mailto:wgarden_at_cyberlink.bc.ca]
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 1998 9:46 AM
To: paddlewise
Subject: Re: [Paddlewise] Stoves and sleeping ba


.......
>While we are at it, if you have some gizmo that has turned out to be a   really
>neat piece of gear or you find that life on the canoe trail just would   not be
>the same without it, you might include comments on that too.
>
>Thanks,

My best piece of equipment when paddling in N.America is my stove top   expresso
maker and stove top steamer...I can make caffee  latte anywhere...from 10   000
ft peaks [when hicking] to remote beaches while paddling.  Nothing like a
fresh latte before a paddle...
        This combined with my fresh coffe beans I have sent from Viet Nam
monthly is a must for me, anywhere, anytime...

enjoy

Yours naturally

sylvio  lamarche
Wycliffe organic gardens
& Exotic locales all over the globe

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