What did Santa bring for Christmas?

[Penguin]

Okay the eating and drinking is half way over, the presents have been unwrapped, the button in the trousers has been undone to make lunch that bit more comfortable; so what did Santa bring?

I got books of suggseted walks and places to car camp in Tas - that is the next year or so worked out.

over to you....

P

[ollster]

Scarpa SL M3

[corvus]

I will have the yap taken out of me as my daughter gave me the Cambridge University Latin course all 12 units so that will keep me amused for about six months
de monte
corvus

[PeterJ]

I will have the yap taken out of me as my daughter gave me the Cambridge University Latin course all 12 units so that will keep me amused for about six months
de monte
corvus

Gee I was forced to do Latin in grade 7; not one of my fondest memories.

[corvus]

I was forced to do Latin Greek and French
Amo amas amat et all
corvus

[cixelsyd]

Got a new Spot2, though I'll have to purchase the service myself.

[Macca81]

got an OP Strzeleki pack

[stepbystep]

all I wanted was some MD vouchers, so I could justify buying my dream boots - received none and got some Kathmandu crap
Ah well, that's xmas for you, I'm sure I disappointed everyone else too

[PeterJ]

I received a pocket knife to make up for the one I left behind on the Central Plateau in October. I even know where I probably left it and the grid reference even, but it may be some time before I am there again. Sat down for lunch, in a valley just east of the Walls, beside a rock and tarn and reckon I didn't pick up the knife which was in a little green bag.

[johnw]

A new crash helmet for my MTB and enough cash to buy something useful for bushwalking, but as yet I haven't decided what.

[Phil]

Couple of cds, some clothes and a Osprey Talon 11 pack.......yes the pack that I won on this forum a few weeks ago......my wife wrapped it up as soon as it came in the mail and yesterday was the first time I got to see it and check it out

[Son of a Beach]

Titanuim cookware and cutlery! Well they're ordered. Can't wait until they arrive.

[bcshort]

Santa brought me this!
http://www.redballoondays.com.au/experience/PAR092

I am so stoked, but need to buy more camera gear to make good on it

[flyfisher]

got an OP Strzeleki pack

Nice

ff

[flyfisher]

Well I'm glad Santa was good to you guys, hope you all get out there and use it soon.

ff

[tas-man]

iPhone 3Gs 16Gb

[PeterJ]

iPhone 3Gs 16Gb

What are going to do with that? PS Who has to pay the monthly bill?

[frank_in_oz]

Did pretty well I reckon:
- Black Diamond Orbit LED Lantern
- Sea to Summit lightweight packcover
- Sea to summit Ultra-Sil™ Day Pack - amazing little unit! http://www.seatosummit.com.au/showdetail.php?Code=AUDPACK

Lonley Planet Cambodia :- which may be used in August / september...

[dee_legg]

I agree Frank, The S2S Ultra Sil Day Pack looks really good! Looking forward to using it on some summit side trips!

[frank_in_oz]

I agree Frank, The S2S Ultra Sil Day Pack looks really good! Looking forward to using it on some summit side trips!

Yep, can't believe the size and weight of it when packed up! AND it hold 20 litres.

Reckon it is perfect for the odd side trip or travelling. It just goes in your pocket!
Well done to my daughter who found it I reckon.

[Lindsay]

A new daypack - Macpac Torlesse 25. Now all I need is time off work to try it out

[frank_in_oz]

Ooops,
Forgot about this little baby. Electric bike.
- no licence required
- speed up to 25km (down hill and because it is red)
- range 60-80km (reckon you need to pedal a lot)
- fully legal
- fantastic for commuting

[Son of a Beach]

I agree Frank, The S2S Ultra Sil Day Pack looks really good! Looking forward to using it on some summit side trips!

Oh yes, I got one of these tiny day packs too. It was in my Christmas cracker (Bon Bon). That's how small they pack up!

I don't usually take a day pack on multi-day walks, but just tie my raincoat around me and fill it's pockets for side trips (or sometimes empty the large pack and use it if walking from a base camp). But this tiny new day pack will be worth stuffing into the big pack and bringing along, I reckon.

[tas-man]

iPhone 3Gs 16Gb

What are going to do with that?

Keep up with the steadily increasing volume of BWT forum posts

PS Who has to pay the monthly bill?

My business phone plan contract

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[PeterJ]

What are going to do with that?

Keep up with the steadily increasing volume of BWT forum posts

I can't keep up with the volume either, perhaps I better get an iphone too.

Cheers

[rhyso]

ah ha,
received a Nice wind proof fleece from MD's,
more importantly...got my partner an osprey ariel65 pack....mainly so she can now carry all the heavy stuff. yet she doesnt know that yet.
cheers
rhyso

[geoskid]

ah ha,
got my partner an osprey ariel65 pack....mainly so she can now carry all the heavy stuff. yet she doesnt know that yet.
cheers
rhyso

I like your style
Santa and I are not on good terms My boys wrote him a letter asking for what they would like. I dress up as him and deliver the goods. Next day Santa is the best and I am still just Dad Good job Mummy appreciates Santa!

[ronin]

100 Walks In Tasmania by Tyrone Thomas & Andrew Close, great little book with some good general info.
I probably would've like to have seen more info on some of the mountains in the Wellington Park region as i'm fairly new to bushwalking and would prefer to start close then move out as my confidence/ability grows.
I also have the 2 walks books by Jan Hardy and Bert Elson ( i already owned these) and found these to be a good starting point also.

[MJD]

hmmm... i suppose that i can always tell my wife that the new macpac sabre jacket was a christmas present from the dogs - they are pretty smart pets you know.

[flatfoot]

frank_in_oz's Overland Track E-book (although I bought that for myself)