Whats the difference between smoking in a bong then a bowl?
The gravity bong was much betterThey are very easy to make, are hard to screw up, and give good hitsMy friend and I made it entirely out of a one-liter plastic pop bottle, a two-liter plastic pop bottle, electrical tape, and some aluminum foilAfter dumping the pop we sliced the neck off the two-liter and sliced the bottom black part off the one- liter (visualize this)The one-liter served as the top which fit inside the bottom part, the two-literWe took the plastic bottlecaps and punched several holes in each, put them top-to-top and taped them up (voila-the bowl) (silicone would have made a better seal)We put the foil into one of the bottlecaps and punched a few tiny holes in it (the screen)The concept of a gravity bong is as simple as a conventional bongThe two-liter bottom is filled with water and the one-liter top is inserted inside (both top-up)The cap is filled with bud (of course) and screwed onto the one-literThe bud is lit and the one-liter is steadily pulled upwardsA vacuum is thus created in the one-liter, drawing in the smokeThe chopped-off bottom of the one-liter must not rise above the water line, or else the vacuum is destroyed and your smoke is lostOnce the one-liter is pulled up as far as possible and is filled with smoke, the bottlecap (bowl) is unscrewed and removedWhile still holding the one-liter up (you'll feel a steady pull due to the high pressure of the smoke wanting to escape), wrap your lips around the neck of the one- liter and LET GO! The one-liter will drop into the water, forcing the smoke out and into your lungsCool, huh? Try another bowl!
tent, sleeping bag, sheet, tarp, hatchet, some dry wood to start fires, matches or lighter, nails, rope, we take our own grill, cooking pots pans, covered cups work great, dishes or paper plates, empty containers for leftovers, aliuminum foil, knife, tongs, trash bags, rain gear, personal supplies like shampoo etc., sun screen, water shoes and/or hiking shoes, we use an old wallpaper brush for sweeping out the tent, candles, dish soap cloth, pot holders, small back pac for day hikes, frisbie, radio, cards in case it rains, extra batteries, flashlight, lawn chairs, extra zip lock bags, sun glasses and a hat, long sleeve shirt long pants(it can get cool at night), first aid kit, bug repellantHave a great time!
2 Liter Canteen filled with water3 pound fill minimum sleeping bag Whistle (to scare wildlife like bears away) compass and map backpack Unscented bugspray Unscented Sunscreen First Aid Kit Flashlight Rope Knife Waterproof Matches Unscented Soap and Shampoo Ziplock bags to store clothing and other items inSealed container for food plus a big bag to hang it from a tree so wildlife cannot get itGood hiking shoes, good water shoestwo pairs of sock per day of camping two change of clothes, both short and longTwo piece rain suit (one pieces are NOT enough) Hat with Brim (prevents heatstroke and Heat Exhaustion) Sunglasses Trail Mix Beef Jerky If not provided alreadyA tentLighter Fluid or Cooking FuelPortable Campstove (in cases of a fire ban) Cooking utensils and eating utensilsHatchet Whisk Broom Life Jacket Fishing Pole FAKE bait(safer to use fake than real) Starter Tinder(Take a bunch of dryer lint and dried brush, pack it into an egg carton as tightly as you can and seal it with wax, then wrap it in wax paper and twist the ends.) DON'T Bring.any of the followingScented things such as flowers, perfumes, lotions or shampoos; you will attract bees, insects and bearsGlass or Metal Most campsites don't allow these because they are dangerous, both to the camper and the campsiteUse plastic please! And clean up after yourselfNEVER - bring food or keep food in your tent or car when outdoorsBears can and will break into either one to get at itAlways - keep that whistle within reach.
Good camping supplies! Tent, sleeping bag, air mattress, laterns, flash lights, ice chests, cooking utensils, food, hmmm what elseMind is now blankWal Mart has a good area in the sporting goods with a lot of camping supplies, might want to check it outMaybe go to a store that specializes in camping, they'd be of great help alsoThis year we're cheating, we bought a travel trailer
well besides the obvious tent, sleeping bags, toiletry items and clothing items you might want to take waterproof matches, eating utensils, a cooler, ice, non perishable foods (make sure you put them in a plastic container with a lid to keep the wild animals out) a flashlight with extra batteries, a first aid kit, a cookstove with extra containers of butane or if you plan on roughing it skillets for the campfire, campfire tongs, and lighter fluid for starting the fireToothpaste, towels, extra blankets, fishing poles and tackle.
