Reusable water bottle: To avoid single-use plastic.

Trekking poles: We’ve used Black Diamond for years as they are light, solid and durable. We’ve both used these for over three years and they just keep going. Hiking Boots: Merrell Moab (for men and women).

Check it out on Amazonĭay Pack: Osprey Talon 22 (we’ve owned this for years). We recommend this one as it has a red light. Head torch with red light: If you’re going on the search for glow worms, a head torch is a must. Good Rain Jacket: North Face This is an essential item we always pack in our bag! This jacket from North Face is designed to keep you dry but also comfortably warm (many rain jackets will make you feel like you’re in a sauna). Makes a big difference when you’re working up a sweat on a sunny day! Check it out on Amazon With a high SPF, but not the greasy feel of other sunscreens. Here’s what we pack and have relied upon for years: You will also want to additional things if you are going looking for glow worms. It can be very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter, so you want to pack the right equipment. Having the right gear can make a huge difference, especially in the Blue Mountains. If the resin system is too slow, fillers may settle unevenly in the finished casting.

The fast curing resin allows uniform filler dispersion throughout the finished casting. Packing suggestions for finding Glow Worm Gallery Instructions For best results, use Glow Worm powders with a fast-curing translucent resin such as Smooth-Cast 325.

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