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* a "messkit" -- mug/bowl and utensils -- (plus a back-up one for those in need,) to reduce sanitation waste and reduce our footprint. sanitation stations to wash dishes are being worked out. | |||
* hand towel | |||
* oil free sunscreen | * oil free sunscreen | ||
* water | * water | ||
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* alcohol free plain liquid malox for eyes | * alcohol free plain liquid malox for eyes | ||
* mylar blankets (army surplus store has) | * mylar blankets (army surplus store has) | ||
* rubbing alcohol ice packs | * rubbing alcohol, ice packs | ||
* heat packs | * heat packs | ||
* sleeping bags | * sleeping bags | ||
* tarps, covers, plastic ponchos to stay dry | * tarps, covers, plastic ponchos to stay dry | ||
We also any medical staff willing to volunteer. | |||
==Tips== | ==Tips== | ||
Latest revision as of 22:08, 2 October 2011
Bring
- a "messkit" -- mug/bowl and utensils -- (plus a back-up one for those in need,) to reduce sanitation waste and reduce our footprint. sanitation stations to wash dishes are being worked out.
- hand towel
- oil free sunscreen
- water
- socks
- caps, hats
- first aid kits
- sticks for splints
- ace bandages
- alcohol free plain liquid malox for eyes
- mylar blankets (army surplus store has)
- rubbing alcohol, ice packs
- heat packs
- sleeping bags
- tarps, covers, plastic ponchos to stay dry
We also any medical staff willing to volunteer.
Tips
- don't wear contacts
- bring medications especially inhalers
- no oil on the body
- use oil free sunscreen
- dress for warm days cold night