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Old 12-02-20 | 08:01 AM
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John N
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Tourist,

Thanks for the response. Yes, I do understand that cooking styles may definitely be different depending on the specific tour. This post is more intended to provide tips, even if for a specific style tour. For instance, for an over-nighter, I will just pre-slice cheese, salami, etc. so I don't even need to take a stove or cook set.

If you have any tips, it would be appreciated.

Tailwinds, John
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