| ___ Helmet or Hard Hat | ___ Backup Flashlight | ___ Old Clothing |
| ___ Headlamp | ___ Batteries for Flashlight | ___ Caving Footwear ( will get wet) |
| ___ Batteries for Headlight | ___ Duct Tape | ___ Leather Gloves |
| ___ 2 750ml -1-liter Canteens or
Water Bottles |
___ Another Light Source | ___ misc. small Bags |
| ___ Band-aids | ___ Stick matches, small | |
| ___ Day pack, light | ___ 2 large plastic Bags | ___ Trail Food |
| ___ Pocket knife | ___ Candles | ___ Overalls |
| ___ Mole-skin | ___ Water proof matches (Waxed) | ___ Glasses Strap |
| ___ Hat, Cloth | ___ CPR Kit | ___ Knee Pads |
| ___ Jacket | ___ Elbow Pads | |
| __ Full Change of Clothes
and a Towel to be left in the cars at the trail head !!! |
___ Spare Bulb(s) for Headlamp and
flashlight(s) |
___ Paper & pencil |
| ___ Camera & film | ___ Watch |
Also, pack a full set of clothes including underwear, socks, shoes, coat, etc. ( really everything), and a towel in a separate bag to leave in the car. Then when you come back to the car drenched and dirty, you can get dry and moderately comfortable for the drive home. This counts for a lot on drives of more than ten seconds. If you are not wet, but dirty, you can cover the car seat with a large plastic bag for the ride back to the camp site or cabin.