B - 2

b. Camping

Tents for a canoe trip should be large enough to hold at least three persons with their personal gear and should be high enough to allow at least one person at a time to stand up inside.  
Obviously, they should be as light as possible and should be easy to put up with poles cut at each camp site. Those made with a sod cloth around the bottom edges and closed with a zipper will keep out mosquitoes and flies most satisfactorily.

__Tents (3 - person)
__Light-weight fly for cooking shelter, about
    10' x 12'
__Axe (s) single-bitted, 24 - 28 inch
     handle, medium weight ( 2-1/2 lb. head is
     good) with sheaths
__Camp saw
__Folding shovel
__First aid kit
__Aerosol bomb for insects
__150' of 1/8-inch nylon rope in rope bag
__File kit plus sharpening stone
B-1

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