What is the strangest thing in your camera bag?
Let's have some fun with this one, what is the strangest thing in your camera bag?
Joves wrote: Well what is strange to some is normal to me. I have a First Aid Kit, magnesium firestarter, powerbars, extra magazines for my .45, carabiners, bug juice, sunblock, compass, maps. I also store my AA batteries in one of those travel soap dishes.
LOL how big of a bag do you have? I'm thinking you are ready to go camping!
As for me and my bag, I have a wine cork screw, garage door clicker, and a t-shirt wadded up!
Uplander wrote:
Joves wrote: Well what is strange to some is normal to me. I have a First Aid Kit, magnesium firestarter, powerbars, extra magazines for my .45, carabiners, bug juice, sunblock, compass, maps. I also store my AA batteries in one of those travel soap dishes.
LOL how big of a bag do you have? I'm thinking you are ready to go camping!
As for me and my bag, I have a wine cork screw, garage door clicker, and a t-shirt wadded up!
Well I pretty much am to tell the truth. I have the Camelbak BFM so it carries alot. I carry emergency items incase something happens and, I get stranded for some reason. I also have a Space Blanket My stomping grounds in the back country of N.Az and anything can happen.
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