Editing Travel plans/Winter 2021 Mt Hood (section)

=== Packing ===

The cabin will have a wood stove, wood and log splitting equipment, and some large pots we can use to melt snow on top of the stove. There are also some pit toilets. Other than that we need to bring everything; this will basically be like wild camping but no tent needed. The sleeping loft is a second story, by ladder, and looks like just a wood floor.

There might be lanterns/lamps we can use if we bring propane?

Utilities

* toilet paper
* trash bags
* propane tank ("green one pound") for lamps (?)

Cooking
* stoves/fuel and cooking equipment 
* utensils incl cutting knives
* cups
* bowls
* food!
* drink!
* hot chocolate
* coffee and tea equipment

Nadya thinks each person needs to bring personal:

* map
* compass
* whistle
* headlamp + tested batteries
* wide mouth containers for min. 2L of water, plus some way of insulating them (e.g. sock)
* non-cotton warming layers in waterproof sack
* waterproof over-layers
* small first aid kits
* lighter + fire starter
* hygiene pack: toilet paper/ sealable bags/ hand sanitizer/ wag bag
* p-style

Ski/outdoors equipment:

* skis
* skins
* poles, pref extendable
* helmet
* boots (as well-fitted as possible)
* sun stuff: hats, sunglasses, glacier glasses, sunscreen, lip stuff, nose covering
* day gear pack (?)
* avalanche safety equipment: beacons, probes, shovels
* snacks
* thermos (?)

other personal

* hygiene: wipes, toothbrush, sweet tooth, eyeballs, etc
* for OLD people
** knee braces
** wrist braces
** cane

needed for sleeping/in cabin:

* min. 20F bag
* winter sleeping pad
* things to wear in cabin

Group to carry:

* first aid including
** tape
** gauze
** sling
** sam splint
** ibuprofen
** allergy medicine
* emergency blanket
* foam pad
* firestarters

* We can leave fresh clothes in the car to change into when we come back. 
* non-ski shoes