I stepped outside my door today to find a large box on my doorstep. The box is THE box, as in the box full of our recent order of from the Ray-Way website. I picked it up and tossed it into the RV where a cat decided to promptly play King of the Mountain:
I know that we ordered light weight gear but it was a bit of a laugh lifting that big of a box and barely feeling any weight. When opening the box I found the filling for our sleeping bag we will sew. This took up 90% of the box.
The remaining 10% is everything else to pack it all in...
What was inside this box? Well, I'll tell you...
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| Backpack kits. | 
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| Zippers for pockets on the backpack, not necessary but a nice addition. | 
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| Tarp Kit | 
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| A door for one end of the tarp, known as a BatWing. This will be a nice addition to the tarp. A few times on our bicycle trip we pitched our tarp 3 sides low due to various weather conditions. | 
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| Net-Tent Kit Another wonderful addition to the tarp set up! No mosquitoes when we sleep. Yay! | 
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| The Quilt Kit external parts that will get wrapped around that big bag of lovely warm stuffing. | 
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| Knife Kit | 
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| Leather Sheath for the Knife made from the kit above. | 
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| Net tent stuff sack. | 
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| Tarp stuff sack. | 
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| Wonderful thread! I ordered some of this when making the last tarp and the spool lasted for many projects after. It was a great addition to my sewing kit. | 
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| Seam sealer for the tarp and such to keep out rain from the stitching. | 
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| More books!  Top Left: The Tarp Book.  Top Right:  Trail Life Bottom: Siku Kayak, a story of how a couple kayaked along Alaska... who knows, maybe our next adventure! | 
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