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General Equipment
- tent*
- ground cloth/tarp
- tent stakes
- rope
- mallet, hammer
and/or hatchet
- small, sturdy
shovel or entrenching tool
- sleeping
bag or blankets*
- sleeping
pad or mattress*
- pillow
- lantern and/or
flashlight
- spare batteries
Kitchen Equipment*
- camp table
- camp stove
- extra fuel
- matches
- cooler
- washbasin
- dishrags
and dishtowels
- dish detergent
- paper towels
- garbage bags
- extra plastic
bags (Ziploc™)
- aluminum
foil
- sponges and
scrubbies
- jerry jug
(or other water container)
- pots and
pans
- mixing bowl
- cutting board
- can opener
- colander
or strainer
- cooking utensils
(spatula, serving spoon, stirring spoon, cutting knife, ladle,
whisk, tongs, meat fork)
- potholders
- eating utensils
(cup, mug, plate, bowl, knife, fork, spoon)
- table or
box to place your stove on*
Food*
Obviously,
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Toiletries*
- deodorant
- hairbrush
and comb
- hairbands,
barrettes, scrunchies, etc.
- toothbrush
- toothpaste
- washcloth
- soap
- antibacterial
hand cleanser
- shampoo and
conditioner
- shower shoes
- towels
- face towel
- nail clippers
- small scissors
- razor
- shaving cream
- feminine
necessaries
- heck, male
necessaries!
- insect repellent
- lip balm
- hand lotion
Health &
Safety*
NOTE: There is no need to bring all of the following, but it’s
always a good idea for an encampment to have at least one basic
First Aid Kit at hand. For serious medical problems, seek a Chirurgeon.
- SUNBLOCK!!!
- sunhat
- painkillers
(aspirin, acetominophrine, ibuprofen, etc.)
- Band-Aids™
- Neosporin™
or Bactine™ (or equivalent)
- isopropyl
alcohol
- hydrogen
peroxide
- adhesive
tape
- gauze
- Q-Tips™
- thermometer
- any necessary
personal medications
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Clothing*
- warm weather
garb
- cold weather
garb
- plenty of
socks and underthings
- winter/warm
hat and gloves
- heavy cloak
- choice of
footwear (cold and warm, wet and dry)
- swimwear
(a garb item or bathing suit)
- couple of
changes of modern clothing
Miscellaneous*
- binoculars
(for watching your favorite fighter on the field!)
- materials
you need to work on your latest SCA projects or hobby
- books
- playing cards
- musical instruments
- cassettes
and player
- radio
- portable
board games (period games preferred, of course)
- chairs
- tiki torches
- lamp oil
- extra blankets,
throws, or sections of fabric to disguise modern chairs and coolers
Special Interest
Items*
You know what you need to engage in your particular special interest
at an event (combat, archery, bardic, arts and sciences, etc.).
Remember to pack it.
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