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- ¿²ÂÞ - Fairydown Superlight (1,100g) and Fairydown booster bag (650g). Should see me right for down to -20 degrees celcius.
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- ·ÈÂÓ¥³¥ó¥í - MSR Whisperlight International. Thanks to Malcolm for lending me his stove for the whole trip. Legendary.
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- ¾ô¿å´ï - Katadyn Combi. Kind of heavy, but I guess I¡Çll appreciate the good tasting water it¡Çll give me.
- ¿åÍѤÎÂÞ - Ortlieb 10L. Dunno if I¡Çll actually have to use this, but I¡Çll take it along anyway. Chances are that PET bottles will do the trick instead.
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- Æü¤è¤±Ë¹»Ò - Cotton sun hat.
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- ¼«Å¾¼ÖÍѤΥµ¥ó¥À¥ë - Shimano SPD cycling sandals. Very comfy. Up until Turkey these will be my only footware.
- ·¤²¼ - Two pairs of thick woolen socks and one pair of Gore-Tex waterproof socks. I will wear the waterproof socks if the temperature gets too cold for just sandals and socks.
- ¼«Å¾¼ÖÍѤΥ֡¼¥Ä - Shimano SPD Gore-Tex ¡Æhiking¡Ç cycling boots. I will not carry these on the bike. I am meeting my old Japanese host family in Turkey, so I will get them to bring these with them. I will receive them just in time for the European leg (winter).
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- No cycling gloves required for a recumbent since there is no pressure on the hands.
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- ŵ¤Î¥·¥ã¥Ä - Two. One for cycling and one for normal civilization. North Face desert shirt has vents at sides of torso, so it catches the wind and directs it into your back. Very light and breezy.
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- ¥Ñ¥ó¥Ä - Three pairs.
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- ¥½¡¼¥é¡¼½¼ÅÅ´ï - With USB charging adapter (for PDA etc) and AAA battery adapter. Charges two AA batteries in 14 hours of full sunlight. Would take much longer to charge the PDA battery fully.
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- µû´ã¥ì¥ó¥º - Great for getting lots of area into a single photo. I use it a lot.
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- Ï¢ÍíÀè¥ê¥¹¥È - Excel sheet sent to email address, saved to USB disk, and printed out.
- ¿·Ê¹µ»ö - Article in local Japanese newspaper about the trip.
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