My niece is plenty old enough now to be taken out on her first hike (well, she did do an overnight trip last year, but didn't know it -- still in the womb and all! )
Anyway, I'd like to find a cheap or free baby carrier backpack and start getting her out there...need to start the love of hiking early, right?!
Have a decent one that you don't need anymore? PM me! I'm not too picky, but it would be great if the pack could carry dayhike supplies and fit a wide range of body types (anticipating I'd carry her, as well as her Mom and Dad).
Looking at the Seattle or Olympia area for a pick up.
(anticipating I'd carry her, as well as her Mom and Dad).
I'd buy tickets to see that.
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"..living on the east side of the Sierra world be ideal - except for harsher winters and the chance of apocalyptic fires burning the whole area."
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I have a nice Dueter kid carrier II not far from Oly, but I can't give it away for free. I paid about $200 for it.. I would be willing to sell it for $50.
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I am also planning to spend this winter vacations with my kids by doing skiing in France. So I searching for online ski rental sports store over there to look for ski clothing for my kids. I heard a lot about location matériel ski saint lary ,for its excellent ski rental services. Has anybody tried it please do share...
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Anyway, I'd like to find a cheap or free baby carrier backpack and start getting her out there...need to start the love of hiking early, right?!
Have a decent one that you don't need anymore? PM me! I'm not too picky, but it would be great if the pack could carry dayhike supplies and fit a wide range of body types (anticipating I'd carry her, as well as her Mom and Dad).
Looking at the Seattle or Olympia area for a pick up.
