What's in my Camino Portuguese Day Pack?

Right now, you're probably wondering...

"Why the <BLEEP> did I ever click this damn link"!?!

Honestly I'm really wondering the same thing. But more like, "Why oh why did I let myself talked into this?"

Ya know, I could have gone to Epic Universal, or somewhere else that a "normal" person would have gone too. But here I am, and I've spent a ton of time going over what I would be carrying in my day pack. The goal was to keep the pack as light as possible, because most days I would be walking between 10 and 15 miles. I'm sure I will be worn out each day, and as you can image this all sort of adds up after a while.

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The list looks something like this:

If it changes much I'll of course update the list

• Probably not in my pack

  • Electric Momoa Knoxville Sunglasses

  • iPhone

  • Airpods (for when I tire of humans)

  • Apple Watch (gotta track those steps)

  • Oura Ring (because someone talked me into it, you know who you are!)

  • HOKA Mafate Speed 4 (trail shoes)

  • Calf sleeves (Because I get shin splits)

• Osprey Talon 26 Day Pack

  • Goodr Sunglasses (These are my spare sunglasses)

  • Reading Glasses (Spare)

  • Nitecore NB20000 Powerbank

  • Nitecore NU25 Headlamp

  • Decathlon Forclaz MT100 Rain Poncho

  • Osprey Pack Cover

  • Packtowel (Quick dry towel)

  • Insta360 X5 360 camera & accessories (way too may to list)

• Clothing

  • Outdoor Research Sun hat (Ball cap)

  • Darn Tough Lightweight Wool Socks (Spare)

  • Beanie and Buff (Buffs are still cool)

  • Osprey Windbreaker

• Personal Care/Hygiene

  • First-aid kit

  • Leuko Tape (cause who wants blisters)

  • Water Filter system (Platypus Quickdraw Filter, & CNOC 3-liter bag)

  • Antibacterial Wipes and Stuff to keep clean on the trail

  • LMNT hydration powder & Salt Stick Chews

Picture Time

That's it....come back some other time, hopefully I would have posted another, well blog post.

Until then, stay outta trouble and if you can't do that, don't get caught.

Tim