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Outdoor Education - Equipment table
Equipment table
Even in an activity that doesn't initially seem to have a need for
specialist equipment there has been big changes
100 YEARS AGO
20 YEARS AGO
TODAY
SHELTER
tarpaulin
A-frame tent (floorless)
tunnel tent (e.g. Olympus Macpac)
SLEEPING
woollen blanket
down bag (rectangular)
down bag (tapered) (e.g. Everest Bag Fairydown)
FOOTWEAR
hob-nail
leather walking boots
Leather and synthetic walking boots (e.g. Kathmandu)
CLOTHES
course-weave pants, woollen shirt, tweed jacket, mackintosh
khaki army pants, woollen shirt, woollen underwear, oiled japara
synthetic pants, thermal underwear, thermal fleece, jacket: Gore-Tex
shell (e.g. Mountain Designs and Holeproof)
LIGHTING
candle
battery-operated torch
Battery-operated headlamp (e.g. Petzel)
FOOD
tea, flour and sugar, native game
egg and bacon, sausages, fruit cake
prepackaged, dehydrated food (e.g. Mountain food comp)
COOKING
billies, open fire
billiies, open fire
lightweight stove (e.g. Trangia)
TRANSPORT
train, horse-back
motor car
motor car (4WD) (e.g. Subaru)
PACK
swag
external-frame pack, standard harness
internal frame pack fully adjustable harness (e.g. Toree Macpac)
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In the equipment table all the equipment are a must for every adventure.
What is an equipment table?
You forgot the gun! LOL
Shelter Sleeping Footwear Clothes Lighting Food Cooking Transport Pack
How many equipments need to involved in adventure?