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For your first question: in a word, NO. The usual refugio bed is a double
bunk - vertically double, that is - even sometimes triple. In some it might
be possible to use a double bag on the floor, but often there will not
be even enough room for that even if it is allowed. Then there is the problem
of people tripping over you on their way to the bathroom in the dark. With
as many as fifty people in a room, this is a common occurrence. I found
a cheap (about $50), lightweight (1 pound 9 ounce) bag at REI that was
plenty adequate for my early Fall trip this year.
<p>Hotels usually have regular double beds or even larger, but they also
have adequate covers and you wouldn't be using your sleeping bag.
<p>regards,
<p>Bob
<p>Harvey Goodman wrote:
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<p><font size=-1>My Fiancée and I are planning on walking the road
in the May, June, July time frame next year. Right now we only have a double
sleeping bag. Will this work? Or are there many refugios where we will
need to sleep separately?</font>
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<p><b><font face=""><font color="#800080"><font size=+1>Harvey</font></font></font></b>
<br><font face=""><font size=-1>Work: (209) 341-7450</font></font>
<br><font face=""><font size=-1>E-mail: <a href="mailto:HarveyGoodman2001aYahoo.com">HarveyGoodman2001aYahoo.com</a></font></font>
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