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I noticed something;
I see a lot of credit going to sleeping bags, but let's talk about bed rolls for a second. ::soapbox:: Before I started traveling, when I was a whee - in fact, I learned how to make a bed roll. I mean, the SMALLEST, makeshifty-est bed roll type thing. I feel like a bed roll would be good with a tarp to put over and under it, and cords to keep it together and closed.
It can be customized to one's style, easily. The size and weight can be adjusted with the bedding. It's easier to replace, as thrift and dollar stores usually have bedding. At the very least: yoga mat, sheet, thin blanket, and flat pillow. Everything is better with a tarp, but the yoga mat and tarp can be substituted with cardboard boxes. ::nurse:: Holding it can be composed of belts and cords, and it depends on how one wants to carry it.
Show some bed roll love! ::singing::
I see a lot of credit going to sleeping bags, but let's talk about bed rolls for a second. ::soapbox:: Before I started traveling, when I was a whee - in fact, I learned how to make a bed roll. I mean, the SMALLEST, makeshifty-est bed roll type thing. I feel like a bed roll would be good with a tarp to put over and under it, and cords to keep it together and closed.
It can be customized to one's style, easily. The size and weight can be adjusted with the bedding. It's easier to replace, as thrift and dollar stores usually have bedding. At the very least: yoga mat, sheet, thin blanket, and flat pillow. Everything is better with a tarp, but the yoga mat and tarp can be substituted with cardboard boxes. ::nurse:: Holding it can be composed of belts and cords, and it depends on how one wants to carry it.
Show some bed roll love! ::singing::
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