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= Gear =
= Gear =


=== Entertainment ===
=== Entertainment ===
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==== Repair kit ==== (Christian and Line)
==== Repair kit ==== (Christian and Line)
note: spare ski pole, tent pole segment, and sunglasses in group kit
* Tent Repair
* small roll duct tape
* Binding repair
* 25' steel wire
* small multitool
* small screwdriver
* small file
* 1x G3 repair kit screws
* 2x extra binding cables
* 2x extra cartridges
* 3x extra heel throws (Steve got one)
* spare skin tip loop
* seam grip
* 2 m of 2mm elastic cord
* 15m 2-3mm cord
* spare basket
* goretex patches
* goretex patches
* thermarest patch kit
* thermarest patch kit
* spare thermarest valve
* spare thermarest valve ????


=== Eating ===
=== Eating ===


* Bowl/measuring cup
* Bowl/measuring cup
* optional shaker cup
* Spoon
* Spoon
* Nalgene
* Nalgene
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=== Not bringing ===
=== Not bringing ===
* Extra iceaxe
* Snowsaw
* Snowsaw
* Pickets
* Pickets
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=== Requirements ===
=== Requirements ===
'''Kayak'''
* 8 Breakfasts (max 3 warm, min 6 cold)
* 9 Breakfasts (max 3 warm, min 6 cold)
* 9 Lunches (must be edible as snacks - we will likely not find beaches to eat at)
* 10 Lunches (must be edible as snacks - we will likely not find beaches to eat at)
* 8 Dinners
* 9 Dinners
 
'''Alpine'''
* 16 Breakfasts (4 warm are shared, remainder are cold)
* 16 Lunches
* 16 Dinners


'''Transport/Faffing'''
'''Transport/Faffing'''
* Breakfast at Zoe's / Quadra
* Breakfast at ?????
* Dinner at Zoe's / Quadra
* Dinner at ??????
* Meals for drive to / from Quadra


'' All dinners will be shared! Each person brings 1 group breakfast for the Alpine portion.''
'' All dinners will be shared!  
* Everyone brings
* Everyone brings
  26 lunches
  9 lunches
  21 breakfasts
  8 breakfasts
  4 Alpine dinners to share
  1.3 dinners to share How do we want to divide this stuff????????????????
1 Alpine breakfast to share
   
  2 Kayak dinners to share
* Christian brings 1 extra Kayak dinner
 
==== Supplements ====
==== Supplements ====
* 2 servings Protein Goo per day
* 2 servings Protein Goo per day
* multivitamin
* multivitamin
* optional glucosamine
* optional cold assist
=== Christian ===
'''Average daily consumption'''
*200g Breakfast
*500g Lunch
*400g Dinner
*50g Chocolate
*60g Protein Goo (2 servings)
'''Breakfasts'''
'''21x200g=4.2kg'''
2.2kg (11 days) Granola
1.2kg (6 days) Oatmeal
0.8kg (4 days) Oats
'''Lunches'''
'''26x~500g=13kg'''
25% = 3.25kg trail mix
25% = 3.25kg sesame sticks
15% = 2.0kg pepper nut cookies
10% = 1.3kg granola bars
10% = 1.3kg cheese
7.5% = 1.0kg meat jerkey
7.5% = 1.0kg peanut butter
'''Alpine Dinners'''
* minestrone soup + shrimp and sundried tomato on angel hair pasta with lemon pesto sauce
* crab and corn soup + savory chow mien dish
* good old fashioned tomato and ground beef spaghetti with Parmesan + mousse (or sorbet if I can pull it off...)
* meatloaf with mashed potatoes + pineapple orange tapioca
'''Alpine Breakfast'''
* Muffins
'''Kayak Dinners'''
* chicken soup + seafood spices, veggies and rice (to go with clams/mussels/beach crabs or limpets, in order of preference)
* Chicken and gravy with cranberries and walnuts on Quinoa + jello pudding
* Unknown
=== Line ===
'''Average daily consumption'''
*250g Breakfast
*400g Lunch
*300g Dinner
*60g Protein Goo
'''Breakfasts'''
'''21x250g=5.25kg'''
kg (17 days) Oat with powder milk
1.0kg (4 days) cereal with powder milk
'''Lunches'''
'''26x400g=10.4kg'''
Peber noedder
chokolade
Beef Jerky
Gummy bears (for kayaking)
granola bars
Almonds
Cheese
Crackers
Nutella


Alpine Dinners
* vegetable and shrimp noodles+ snow cones or shakes
* Ground beef with mushroom sauce with mashed potatoes + tomato soup(with bacon)
* Pasta with tomato sauce(with bacon) and falafel + chokolade pudding
* Sweet and sour cous cous + some soup with bacon
Alpine Breakfast
Kayak Dinners
* Curried rice + some soup with bacon
* Spaghetti a la carbondale(with bacon)+ oat and coconut balls
=== Ideas? ===
*Clarified butter to further reduce weight and reduce chance of spoiling
== First Aid Kit discussion ==
What was brought to the head of Knight Inlet:


'''Drugs:'''
'''Drugs:'''
*Loperamide (Immodium) x 10000
* T3 pain killers
*Cephalexen 500 mg x 40 (broad spectrum antibiotic)
*Cephalexen (broad spectrum antibiotic)
*Dipenhydramine HCl, 25 mg (antihistamine)
*Hydrocortizone Cream (for itchyness)
*ibuprofen
*ibuprofen


'''Paper:'''
*Accident Incident Report form (form to fill out when someone gets hurt, helps you remember what to check)
*Pencil
*Instructions for all drugs (cut off of box, or from prescription)
*Instructions for more complicated bandaging supplies
*Guide to Wilderness Medicine
*Accident flowchart (steps to take)
*Illustrated Guide to Life Threatening Emergencies
'''Wound cleaning:'''
*10 mL syringe
*nitrile gloves
*nitrile gloves
*povidone iodine prep pads
*povidone iodine prep pads
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*cotton tipped applicators
*cotton tipped applicators
*Ziploc for waste
*Ziploc for waste
'''Cutting:'''
*several needles (various sizes)
*scalpel blades (we had #11 and something else?)
*first aid scissors (easily cut through clothing etc, blunt end)


'''Bandaging:'''
'''Bandaging:'''
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*small rolls of gauze
*small rolls of gauze
*abd pad
*abd pad
'''Tape:'''
*athletic tape
*micropore tape
'''Other:'''
*thermometer
'''Not brought, but should be considered:'''
*metal splints
*thicker ziplocks for waste
*polysporin
*disposal of used scalpel blades/needles
*stiches kit
*foreceps
typically for longer trips you want more sponges, gauze, bandaging
supplies because if you have a wound you have to keep changing the
dressing.
Most available at Lancaster 601 W. Broadway
http://www.lancastermed.com/
This stuff was packaged into 3 or 4 thematic ziplock bags inside one drybag (OR fabric one, so it's reasonably light) so you could dump out the drybag and find what you needed without worrying about the contents getting wet.
= MEC Grant Application =
== Relavent qualifications ==
Madeleine is looking into an MEC grant application.  Since last time I tried this we dropped a combined $15000 at MEC, this is a very good idea
'''MEC Member info - Relevant qualifications - what you have done to prepare for this trip'''please post and i will compile
=== Christian ===
Growing up in Ontario, Christian began camping, backpacking, and canoe tripping during childhood.  Upon moving to Vancouver in September 2005 for graduate studies at UBC, Christian shifted his outdoor focus to better suit the mountains.  After going on an introductory backcountry ski-tour with UBC's Varsity Outdoor Club in 2006 Christian discovered his true passion, and was organizing his own VOC ski-tours within a few months.  Since then he's spent over 100 days on skis in the backcountry.  During the summer Christian spends his time scrambling peaks and organizing the maintenance of the the VOC's backcountry huts and trails.
In the summer of 2006 he participated in a self-supported kayaked accessed attempt on Mount Waddington via Knight Inlet, including a 230km kayak approach.  Logistically successful, the party of three made it to the head of Knight Inlet bringing with them full mountaineering gear for rock, snow and ice.  Unfortunately, one party member became seriously ill on the second day of the land portion - this illness spread to the rest of the group and the party was forced to abandon the trip.  Once everyone had recovered the party kayaked out, returning 30 days after departure (4 days early).  Although the expedition failed to reach the alpine, it served as an eye opening experience to the possibilities (and difficulties) of totally self-supported travel.
Christian's role as an executive member of the VOC, with frequent organization of VOC trips as well as experience in the Canadian Armed Forces Reserves have prepared him for his leadership role on the expedition.
Partial list of ski mountaineering, winter ascents and ski-tours:
* Wedge (with ski decent Wedge Couloir)
* Black Tusk (false summit)
* Gandalf
* Aragorn
* Peregrine W1
* Duke ESE3
* Wrottesley (kayak approach)
* Snowspider
* Vantage
* Deception
* Ashlu-Elaho traverse
* Garibaldi Neve (in a day)
=== Steve ===
=== Madeleine ===
=== Line ===
== Gear we need, and don't own already ==
=== Kayak ===
* [http://www.mec.ca/Products/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524442502135&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302700757&bmUID=1203523936762 Kayak for Steve/Madeline]
* Spare paddle, 2 bilge pumps, 2 floating life ropes, 2 paddle floats for above kayak
* 2 kayak mounted compasses
* Personal kayak gear
* Jacket, farmer john, skull cap, gloves for everyone, booties
* Live vest, dive knife, whistle, paddle for Steve, Line, Madeline
* Pee bottles for Steve, Line, Madeline
* Giant MSR
Dromedaries for Kayak portion
* Hammocks
* Giant tarp (or 2 small tarps?)
* 1 million drybags
* 1 million bear-proof cans
* Custom drybag for skis (I was going to make it, but we might as well ask...)
* fuel
* Big pot for clams
=== Alpine ===
* Big pack for Steve (he's got a borrowed Bora 95 confirmed)
* Big pack for Madeline(?)
* Light ice axe for Madeline(?) (chistian, line & steve have light ones)
* Heat exchangers for pots (steve will buy one.  does christian have one already)
* Aluminum crampons(?)
* Small glacier pulleys for Steve, Line, Madeline (?)
* Kick wax
* Altimeter
* G3 repair kits (Line has bought two.  Steve already owns one)
* Maps?
== Gear we could use, since what we own is old/heavy ==
=== Kayak ===
=== Alpine ===
* New sleeping bags for everyone
* New sleeping pads for everyone
* New ski setup for Madeleine
* New Gortex ___ for people (ie. pants for Christian)
* New gloves
* New probe for Christian
* New light [http://www.mec.ca/Products/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524442423651&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302725879&bmUID=1203526338742 450g shovels] for Steve/Madeleine(?)
* Crampons
* Pickets
* Fancy GPS
* Ice screw(s) + hooker
== Gear we own, but is consumable ==
=== Kayak ===
* Lots of batteries
* folding solar panel to recharge stuff
=== Alpine ===
* Ropes (christian's petzl dragonfly's: two X 8.4mm X 60m @ xxx g/m.  steve's mammut: one X 60m X 8.0mm @ xxx g/m)
* Tent (probably not, since MEC doesn't carry a comparable tent)
* Webbing
== Other costs ==
* Food
* Sat phone rental
* Transport costs to get to Quadra
* New digital cameras for everyone (how else will they get their good photos?)
* First aid supplies
= Emergency Plan =
Primary contact in Vancouver is [http://carroll.org.uk/contact Matthew] (778 996 9594). I'm putting all this info here in case my computer dies or something.
== Trip Members details / emergency contacts ==
=== Stephen Keith Mullen ===
Age:27<br>
Date of Birth:Oct.8 1980<br>
Height:178cm<br>
Weight:80kg<br>
Full Home Address:1807 West 11th Ave, Vancouver, BC<br>
Day Phone:604-408-7222 ex.229<br>
Evening Phone:604-726-8677<br>
Email: smcruisin [] hotmail.com<br>
Blood Type:A+ (I think)<br>
Last Tetanus shot: unknown (I'm working on it)<br>
Allergies: No<br>
Name of Physician: Dr. Deborah salzman<br>
Address: 16xx Bellview ave., West Vancouver, BC<br>
Day Phone: 604-926-2346<br>


EMERGENCY CONTACTS
EMERGENCY CONTACTS


Name: Hugh Mullen<br>
=== Ben Singleton Polster ===
Relationship: Father<br>
Home Phone:250-656-7371<br>
Cell Phone: 604-727-7472<br>
Email: hrmullen [] shaw.ca<br>


Name: Cheryl Mullen<br>
Name: Genevieve Singleton <br>
Relationship: Mother<br>
Relationship: Mother<br>
Home Phone:250-656-7371<br>
Day Phone: 250 746 8052<br>
Email: hrmullen [] shaw.ca<br>
Email: twinflower [] telus.net<br>
 
=== Line Lund Christiansen ===
 
Age:25<br>
Date of Birth:10/03/83<br>
Height:172cm<br>
Weight:62kg<br>
Full Home Address:1807 W 11th Ave, Vancouver BC, V6J 2C4<br>
Day Phone: 604 720 4008<br>
Evening Phone: 604 628 7495<br>
Email:linelc83 [] gmail.com<br>
 
Blood Type: 0 RhD POS<br>
Tetanus shot date: April 2008<br>
Allergies: No<br>
Name of Physician: Jenz Zachariassen<br>
Address: Oesterbrogade 21, 2100 Kbh Oe, Denmark<br>
Day Phone:<br>
 
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
 
Name:Dorit Christiansen<br>
Relationship: Mom<br>
Day Phone:+45 51 78 65 16<br>
Email: doritlc [] hotmail.com<br>
 
Name: Jan Christiansen<br>
Relationship: Dad<br>
Day Phone:+4575930115<br>
Evening Phone:+4575930115<br>
 
=== Madeleine Aurelie Martin-Preney ===


Age: 19<br>
=== Frances Sharpe ===
Date of Birth: May 25, 1988<br>
Height: 150cm?<br>
Weight:100lbs (?)<br>
Full Home Address: 6012 Hutchins Road, Nelson BC V1L 6Y1<br>
Phone: N/A<br>
Email: madoalpine [] hotmail.com<br>
 
Blood Type: unknown<br>
Tetanus shot date: February 2003<br>
Allergies: No<br>
Name of Physician: Dr. Marth Wilson<br>
Address: Nelson BC<br>
 
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
 
Name: Dominique Preney<br>
Relationship: Father<br>
Day Phone: 250 354-3112<br>
Evening Phone: 250 352-6477<br>
Email: dopreney [] hotmail.com<br>
 
Name: Jocelyne Martin<br>
Relationship: mother<br>
Day Phone: 250 505-7266<br>
Evening Phone:250-3526477<br>
Email: jocmart [] shaw.ca<br>
 
=== Christian Neil Veenstra ===
 
Age: 25<br>
Height: 182cm<br>
Weight: 65kg<br>
Date of Birth: 09 NOV 1982<br>
Full Home Address: 2836 W13th Ave. Vancouver BC V6K2T7<br>
Day Phone: 604-822-1998 / 604-827-3040<br>
Evening Phone: 604-628-7495<br>
Fax: 604-822-4750<br>
Email: veenstcn [] physics.ubc.ca<br>
 
Blood Type: AB RH POS<br>
Tetanus shot date: Oct 2007<br>
Allergies: some sunscreens<br>
Name of Physician: Karen Antoniuk<br>
Address: 326 Wilson Street East<br>
Day Phone: 905-648-0770<br>
 
EMERGENCY CONTACTS


Name: Neil and Sonya Veenstra<br>
Name: Neil and Sonya Veenstra<br>
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Evening Phone: 905-628-2774<br>
Evening Phone: 905-628-2774<br>
Email: nsveenstra [] cogeco.ca<br>
Email: nsveenstra [] cogeco.ca<br>
Name: Jeff Mottershead<br>
Relationship: Friend<br>
Day Phone: 604-822-1998<br>
Evening Phone: 778-230-1988<br>
Email: jeffigator [] gmail.com<br>


== Trip Plan ==
== Trip Plan ==
Our plan is to leave Quadra Island on the 30th, arriving at the head
of Bute Inlet via kayak on May 4th or 5th from where we will gain the
alpine via logging roads up House Mountain (N 50°54' 46.1" W 124°56'
46.0") and traverse into the Whitemantle Range over Cumsack and Brig
(N 50°58' 59.9" W 125°05' 17.9") hopefully crossing Brig on or around
May 9th.  From there we will traverse North through the Whitemantle
Range along the route described is Baldwin's ski guide and hopefully
crossing by Dauntless (N 51°13' 00.1" W 125°20' 35.9") and into the
Waddington Range on or around May 14th.  On or around May 18th we hope
to ski the NW summit of Waddington then ski out via the Waddington
Glacier to Coola Creek and return to Bute Inlet via the logging roads
on the Homathko River by May 21st.  Of course, this plan is a
best-case scenario.  The most likely short-cuts are to remove the NW
summit of Waddington , or to fail to even find a route up Brig from
the East side allowing access into the Whitemantle range and being
forced to back off the way we came.


== People to inform if something unexpected happens ==
== People to inform if something unexpected happens ==


Emergency contacts (above)<br>
Emergency contacts (above)<br>
Christian's work: arpes [] phas.ubc.ca<br>
Ben's work: Thurber Engineering 604 684 4384
 
== Additional info Matthew has offline ==


NTS maps with the planned alpine route:
NTS maps with the planned alpine route:
* {{NTS link|092|K|15}}
* {{NTS link|092|K|14}}
* {{NTS link|092|N|03}}
* {{NTS link|092|N|06}}


The Baldwin Ski guide - includes the route being followed after they get over Brig.
The Baldwin Ski guide - includes the route being followed after they get over Brig.
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== Contacts en route ==
== Contacts en route ==


The team have a VHF radio and may be able to make contact en route with Whitesaddle Air and the Homathko logging camp. This is not guaranteed, as the radio might simply not be working. They should, however, definitely be able to make contact from the Homathko logging camp at the head of Bute Inlet, where there is a landline phone, and back at Quadra Island.
Fill in maybe none????????????
 
These third-party contacts are not for use by people wondering how the trip is going. For that, contact Matthew for any updates.
 
Whitesaddle Air (close to Panthenon Range):<br>
Telephone: (250) 476-1182<br>
Fax: (250) 476-1180<br>
Email: heli [] whitesaddleair.com<br>
 
Homathko logging camp:<br>
Chuck, the camp caretaker of the Homathko logging camp can be reached at<br>
(250) 286-0962 or 604-288-7747<br>
homathko [] xplornet.com
 
== Food ==


The team have 17 days Alpine food, 10 days Kayak food.


== Overdue dates ==
== Overdue dates ==


They are considered overdue, and rescue should be called if they don't make contact, and attempts to contact them via the Homathko camp or Whitesaddle air fail under the following conditions. They have a copy of this arrangement. The exact dates will depend on when the various portions of the trip actually leave.
They are considered overdue, and rescue should be called if they don't make contact, and attempts to contact them via the sat phone fail
 
'''Kayak out:''' call rescue if no contact on the morning of Kayak day 9 - Wednesday 7 May<br>
'''Alpine:''' call rescue if no contact on the morning of Alpine day 20 - Friday 23 May<br>
'''Kayak back:''' call rescue if no contact on the morning of Kayak day 9 - Saturday 31 May<br>
 
== Updates ==
 
* They left Vancouver the evening of Monday 28 April.
* They didn't phone from Quadra, so assuming they got all the ferries and departed as planned. Tuesday 29 April is Kayak day 1.
* They arrived at the Homathko logging camp on schedule on Saturday 3 May, and telephoned from there.
* Sunday 4 May is Alpine day 1.
* Update from the Homathko camp, Sunday 18 May: "[They] have been calling in regularly. They had 3 days in tents because of weather but have been going along since then. We haven't heard for a day or so and suspect they are in a low spot so no transmition. They were saying they were going to come out the west side of Brew Creek."
* After a few days of bushwhacking, they got picked up by a logging helicopter and taken back to the Homathko camp on Thursday 22 May.
* They telephoned from the Homathko camp. Friday 23 May is kayak day 1 for the return journey.
* They got back to Quadra on Tuesday 27 May.

Revision as of 18:38, 12 April 2009

Misty Ice Field Traverse 2009

This orphaned page is to help organize the trip being planned by Frances Sharpe, Evan Morris, Megan Anderson, Greta Raymont, Ben Singleton-Polster


Tasks

Still to do:

  • Maps (Do we want 1:20 000?) we should water proof these maps
  • Organise boat ride
  • Give trip plan to someone
  • Plan food


Gear

Entertainment

  • Ben will bring a small deck of cards
  • Book ????


Group

  • 2x pots (Ben will bring a ????L and a ??????L)
  • 2x stoves (doubled with Alpine)
  • water treatment (pristine drops - 60ml)

Personal Clothing

  • 2 pairs socks
  • 2 pairs underwear
  • 1 warm lower
  • 1 base lower (preferred light, to wear in the sun)
  • 1 shell lower
  • 1 warm upper
  • 1 base upper (preferred light, high collar, to wear in the sun)
  • 1 shell upper
  • toque/balaclava
  • down jacket
  • 1 pair gloves with removable liners
  • 1 pair overmit shells
  • 1 pair lightweight gloves to protect hands from sun
  • optional gaiters
  • camp booties (or equivalent)

Personal Skiing Gear

  • Skiis
  • Skins
  • Poles
  • Boots + Liners
  • Beacon
  • Shovel
  • Probe

Personal Small bits

  • Voile Straps (4 each - two medium one large one garbage sealer)
  • Sunglasses
  • Goggles (lighter lenses?)
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunhat/sunshield
  • nosesheild
  • hand sanitizer/soap
  • toothbrush
  • toothpaste
  • dental floss
  • TP?
  • spf30 or better Lip Balm
  • moisturizer with aloe
  • small knife, < 50g
  • lighter
  • menstrual cup for the ladies (better than disposables - if it works for you)
  • Birth control (If ya use the stuff)
  • whistle
  • Compass
  • Headlamp spare batteries
  • Camera spare batteries

Personal Sleeping

  • Sleeping Pad
  • Sleeping Bag

Mountain Gear

  • 2x 30m ropes (maybe buy new lighter ones?)
  • 1 iceaxe each
  • Secondary super-light axe (?)
  • Single long screw with hooker
  • Crampons ?
  • Harnesses
  • Ski crampons ?
  • Helmets ?
  • 2 prussiks each
  • 2 small locking biners each
  • 1 large locking biner
  • 1 double length sling each
  • 2 non-lockers
  • 2 prussik minding pulleys total (?)
  • 10m rap tat

Group

  • Tent (Ben will bring 2 person and someone else will bring a Tarn 3)
  • Kickwax
  • Globstopper
  • Maps
  • Guidebook - photocopy relavent peaks
  • GPS spare batteries
  • Altimeter
  • Sat phone
  • 1x pot scrapers
  • 1x spondonacles
  • Fuel Email faff about how much
  • (Madeleine) Extra salt and pepper

==== Repair kit ==== (Christian and Line)

  • Tent Repair
  • Binding repair
  • goretex patches
  • thermarest patch kit
  • spare thermarest valve ????

Eating

  • Bowl/measuring cup
  • Spoon
  • Nalgene
  • Water Bladder

Not bringing

  • Snowsaw
  • Pickets
  • Rock Pro
  • Belay Device

Food

Requirements

  • 8 Breakfasts (max 3 warm, min 6 cold)
  • 9 Lunches (must be edible as snacks - we will likely not find beaches to eat at)
  • 8 Dinners

Transport/Faffing

  • Breakfast at ?????
  • Dinner at ??????

All dinners will be shared!

  • Everyone brings
9 lunches
8 breakfasts
1.3 dinners to share How do we want to divide this stuff????????????????

Supplements

  • 2 servings Protein Goo per day
  • multivitamin


Drugs:

  • T3 pain killers
  • Cephalexen (broad spectrum antibiotic)
  • ibuprofen
  • nitrile gloves
  • povidone iodine prep pads
  • isopropyl alcohol prep pads
  • cotton tipped applicators
  • Ziploc for waste

Bandaging:

  • lots of bandaids
  • 2nd skin blister pads
  • several OpSite sheets
  • various sizes of steri-strips
  • 2nd Skin Moist Burn Pads
  • numerous 3x3" and 4x4" sponges
  • some non-adherent dressings
  • moleskin
  • triangular bandage
  • safety pins
  • tensor bandage
  • small rolls of gauze
  • abd pad

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

Ben Singleton Polster

Name: Genevieve Singleton
Relationship: Mother
Day Phone: 250 746 8052
Email: twinflower [] telus.net

Frances Sharpe

Name: Neil and Sonya Veenstra
Relationship: Parents
Day Phone: 905-741-8397
Evening Phone: 905-628-2774
Email: nsveenstra [] cogeco.ca

Trip Plan

People to inform if something unexpected happens

Emergency contacts (above)
Ben's work: Thurber Engineering 604 684 4384

NTS maps with the planned alpine route:

The Baldwin Ski guide - includes the route being followed after they get over Brig.

Contacts en route

Fill in maybe none????????????


Overdue dates

They are considered overdue, and rescue should be called if they don't make contact, and attempts to contact them via the sat phone fail