>>2497183>carrying in all of your waterSometimes it has to be done, but avoid it whenever possible. It’s heavy, takes up a lot of space, and is generally a pain in the ass
>cheap shitYou can get away with cheap stuff if the weather isn’t too harsh. Rain becomes a big problem when your cheap tent starts leaking or condensation builds up in your bivy or you hike a long distance several days in a row with an ill fitting pack. So the nature of the trip and conditions determine what you can get away with
>clothesAvoid cotton in the winter if you can. It probably won’t kill you but it will get damp and stay that way.
>palletSounds like an enormous pain in the ass. If you’re car camping then go for it. Hobos do it all the time.
>tarps and a tentTarps are always a good idea. They provide shelter from rain, snow, and sun while proving a sense of living space. You don’t want to be trapped in your tent during foul weather.
>muh nose See pic. It’s a typical European nose. Balaclavas, buffs, and ski masks are the answer.
