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Gather
all your camping equipment in a corner of
a room and keep adding to it as you think
of it.
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2
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Use
basket shelves and plastic containers in
your RV for easy storage. If you're renting
an RV, pack some with you (you can get the
folding plastic containers that don't take
up much storage space - you'll find them
tremendously handy.
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3
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When
packing your stuff into the RV, store the
heavier items lower down, the lighter ones
on top. This will keep them steady while
raveling.
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4
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Take
a sufficient quantity of frozen meals for
the first day. That way, you won't have
long pit stops on the way to your destination.
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5
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Make
sure you have everything you need for a
drink stop like tea bags, instant coffee,
sugar, powdered/condensed milk, cold drinks,
biscuits/snacks, bottled drinking water,
matches, kettle and wet wipes.
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6
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Prepare
meals at home beforehand and freeze. Take
them with you and enjoy your camping leisure
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7
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Stock
up on fresh produce and food every chance
you get.
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8
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Make
a list of the types of foods and quantities
you habitually require, and pack enough
for the first few days.
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9
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Keep
a quantity of dry foods on hand - rice,
flour, beans, lentils, canned soups, long-life
milk and other items.
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10
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If
you are using your own utensils, take cutlery
with you that is old and will not be missed
if it doesn't return with you.
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11
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For
convenience and to prevent breakage during
travel, keep cutlery separate from crockery
by placing them in plastic, lidded containers.
Here is a list of items you are likely to
require:
A
fork, knife, spoon, teaspoon, mug, beaker,
plate and soup bowl per person should suffice.
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12
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Don't
forget a vegetable peeler, corkscrew and
can opener!
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13
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Include
a serrated edge knife to use as a bread
knife
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14
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Egg
lifter
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15
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Coffee
pot
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16
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Barbecue
and barbecue cooking equipment - essential
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Large
serving spoon and wooden spoon
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Use
an enamel plate next to the fire to warm
food
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19
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Stock
up on paper plates and utensils in case
you camp in an area where water is scarce.
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20
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Bring
plenty of plastic waste disposal bags. The
heavy duty kind are best because you may
need to store them in your RV until you
reach a waste disposal area.
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