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Experienced camper Kristina names items without which a trip to nature can become torture

17.07.2026 07:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Delfi LIT
Experienced camper Kristina names items without which a trip to nature can become torture
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Experienced camper Kristina from Kaunas says that preparation for a trip to nature depends on its duration. For one night, it is enough to have a place to sleep and make coffee, but for longer trips the list of necessary items expands significantly. She advises starting with the essentials and gradually adding to the list as you gain experience. Recommendations are also given for choosing a tent, sleeping gear, clothing, food and water, as well as the '10 essentials' principle for safety.

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Experienced camper Kristina names items without which a trip to nature can become torture

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