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My basic set up for a long day hike in the desert.
I enjoy having lunch at the far end of the trail before heading back on long day hikes.
Fresh fruit is such a great thing to have for rehydration.
Keep your first-aid kid in a place that is easy to access.
If I am doing a backpacking trip, I add these items: A) Portable camping chair B) Cell phone charger C) Small Mag light for light painting D) Medicine for various ailments E) Backpackers air pillow F) Ultralight lantern G) Sleeping bag liner H) Bear mace
If I don't need to worry about having a lot of weight in my pack, I can bring my telephoto lens and a flash with a diffuser.
Pro tip: Use the chest strap from your backpack to hold your DSLR in an easy-to-access spot.
One of the best things to have in your pack is an apple.
You can create some cool photos with a portable flash and a remote trigger.
Winter hikes allow for some time to enjoy silence in the mountains. Having the right gear is essential, and packing must be amended for the environment.
Trekking poles are great when you have uneven footing and/or lots of weight on your back.

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