The American boys' handybook of camp-lore and woodcraft . ^67 266 Making a Pack PRErARING FOR CAMPING TRIP 181 Making a Pack To ship as baggage, fold the blankeU lengtliwise (Fig, 254),place them in the middle of your tarpaulin or fl(K>r cloth(Fig. 2o4); fold tlie cover over (Fig. !i,55), then tuck in theends and roll the package into a bundle and cinch (Figs.^5 and 256). A Sleeping-Bag Can be improvised from ones blankets by the use of safetypins (Fig. 257). A section of the bag (Fig. 258) shows howthe blankets are doubled. To make a Back Pack Fold as in Fig. 259, then bend up the end as i
The American boys' handybook of camp-lore and woodcraft . ^67 266 Making a Pack PRErARING FOR CAMPING TRIP 181 Making a Pack To ship as baggage, fold the blankeU lengtliwise (Fig, 254),place them in the middle of your tarpaulin or fl(K>r cloth(Fig. 2o4); fold tlie cover over (Fig. !i,55), then tuck in theends and roll the package into a bundle and cinch (Figs.^5 and 256). A Sleeping-Bag Can be improvised from ones blankets by the use of safetypins (Fig. 257). A section of the bag (Fig. 258) shows howthe blankets are doubled. To make a Back Pack Fold as in Fig. 259, then bend up the end as indicated byFigs. 260 and 261, fold again, Fig. 262, then fold in the twoedges. Figs. 268 and 264, which show both sides of pack;bend over the top. Figs. 265 and 266, and strap ready tocarry, Figs. 267 and 268. For a Blant?:et Roll Fold as in Fig. 269; bend in the ends and roll (Fig. 270).Strap or lash the ends together (Fig. 271), CHAFl ER X SADDLES HOW TO CHOOSE A SADDLEEVOLUTION OF THE MEXICAN SADDLEBIRTH OF THE BLUFF FRONTED SADDLBTHE CO\VBOY AGEBAWB
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