> Has anyone though of or has done this by using one of these emergency
> blanket instead of a sleeping bag?
I tried that on our overnight in August '98 during Wood Badge at Zastrow.
I got very cold, brought my backpack in the tent, emptied it and put my
legs inside and used the blanket too. I was still cold. Lesson learned
... always have a sleeping bag at Philmont.
YiS,
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