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		<title>Backpacking Europe: What Should I Take?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div class="KonaBody"><p>When embarking on a backpacking adventure to Europe here are a few things I learned from my experience.<img class="size-full wp-image-124 alignnone" title="osprey-stratos-40-2007" src="http://www.theridgelinecompany.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/osprey-stratos-40-2007.jpg" alt="This is the pack I took. Oprey Stratos 40 (2007 Model)" width="450" height="550" /></p>
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<li>Backpack- Could probably be the most important piece of gear you take with you. Reason I say this is because this will be literally be your home for durations of your trips.  Qualities to look for in a good Pack-  Internal Frame (this will provide good disruptions of the weight to your hips) and  5000 Cubic inches of space</li>
<li>Head lamp- I would recommend one that is LED lite and has red lens for when read at night or in a hostel where you don&#8217;t want wake anyone.</li>
<li>Clothes- any light weight or clothes that will easily dry.   ExOfficio and Patagonia makes some really good gear.</li>
<li>Swimmers Towel- It dries quick, and maybe more importantly they pack light.</li>
<li>Silk Sheet- If you are hosteling, some hosteling will charge you for your linens. Plus they are comfortable.</li>
<li>Sleeping bag- only need if you are going in the winter. (I didn&#8217;t take one when I went)</li>
<li>Thermo-rest- makes sleeping on those hostel beds a lot more comfortable.</li>
<li>Shoes- A good pair of walking shoes is a must!!!</li>
<li>Watch- A good watch will definitely help with making the trains.</li>
<li>Ipod- For those long train rides</li>
<li>Universal power converter- to keep the Ipod charged</li>
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