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Posted on August 25, 2015August 30, 2017 by an outdoors family

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2 days ago

A cracking day for munrobagging yesterday, ticking Ben Chonzie off the list ✔

We took it slow, we tried to keep it fun, lots of people went past us, we lost count of how many times we had to stop to see to baby and tried keeping up with our eldest who wanted to do his fastest velociraptor impression on the way up..... but look at those views!! All worth it! ... See MoreSee Less

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5 days ago

Theres a sunrise and a sunset every day. You can choose to be there for it. You can put yourself in the way of beauty ~ Cheryl Strayed ... See MoreSee Less

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7 days ago

Let's talk baby carriers! We're loving getting outdoors with baby in his LittleLife Ranger carrier!

It's so versatile and lightweight, their current model is only 1.7kg which is great news when you're looking at keeping it lightweight, as you already carry enough weight with everything else baby related!

We found this way worked for us with our eldest, with dry bags attached on to the carrier full of whatever we're needing for the day or weekend. Sure enough, we don't make it look pretty 🙈 but it's so practical and this way has worked for us time and time again!

This picture was taken last week. Keith has the little pudding that is our son, as well as a dry bag full of tent, clothing, sleeping mats, rainproof cover for the carrier, the cooker and water which in total weighed in at about 15kg or so, including baby. He's thankful we're hobbit like and have hobbit babies.... and we're both thankful we had lightweight gear to start with 🤣🤣 If we're just doing a day trip, we just remove all the dry bags!

We wrote a review about it a few years back, you can read it here; anoutdoorsfamily.com/review-of-the-littlelife-ranger-child-carrier/

And there'll be a review of our sons Lowe Alpine bag coming soon!

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