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 * What to Bring ** (created for a 5-day visit – adjust accordingly to your visit)

It is best to label each item clearly and permanently. The field trip is an outdoor experience, so students should come prepared for mud, snow, rain and both long and short hikes. Clothing should be comfortable, durable, and washable. It is not advisable to bring new, costly clothing – except for winter coats and raingear.

1 sleeping bag or 2 single sheets with 1 or 2 blankets (if applicable) 1 pillow and pillowcase 2-3 towels 2-3 washcloths soap, toothbrush and toothpaste, comb or brush
 * Bedding and Essentials **

2-4 pairs of long pants (jeans or equivalent) 1-2 pairs of shorts (seasonal) 6-8 pairs of socks (perhaps 8-10 pairs of socks depending on season) 5-6 pairs of underwear rain gear (poncho or hat and waterproof coat) – __essential items**__ 1 pair of gloves (seasonal)
 * Clothing **

1 pair of shower shoes 1 pair of tennis shoes 1 pair of waterproof shoes or boots 1 pair of lightweight hiking boots or shoes that are comfortable (NOT fashion boots with slick bottoms). Sturdy tennis shoes with extra socks can be substituted.
 * Footwear (Slick-bottomed shoes are not allowed) **

Pencils and notebooks Stationary or postcards, addressed and stamped if possible
 * Other Equipment and Materials **

__ These items may be lost or broken and are brought at your own risk. __ Camera – Film – Magnifying glass – Binoculars – Knapsack – Money for Gift Shop
 * Optional Equipment **

Snacks – MP3 players – Knives – Video Games – Cell Phones – Other Electronic Equip., etc.
 * DO NOT BRING **


 * __PMSS is not responsible for lost items. It is the responsibility of the student to keep track of their personal items. Items left behind can be returned at your expense.__**