History of Gear: The Birth of Backpacking

[@BackcountryPilgrim]

I'm loving this series!

[@sargevining]

Thanks for watching! If you find these valuable, please hit the Like button, and please share them. I've been hit by a malicious hack on my Facebook Account and am currently unable to post to Facebook.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

good to see a new video safe journeys

[@sargevining]

Thanks for watching! I like your vid on the Boy Scout mess kits. If you have the time, could your share my videos with folks, I've been hit by a malicious hack on my Facebook account and currently can't post there.

[@mr.stotruppen8724]

On the etymology of the word "rucksack:" the word seems to have its roots well back into mid 19th century German, with the first instance appearing in English in 1866.

[@sargevining]

Thanks, and thanks for watching!

[@behindthespotlight7983]

outstanding

[@sargevining]

Thanks again!

[@WFMaan]

I just obtained a 1943 bergans!
@ typing error. I meant 1934!!!

[@sargevining]

My first "big boy" pack was an M42 Mountain Rucksack, which is essentially a Bergan in a GI uniform. Thanks for watching!

[@marylove909]

Every time you say 'Hi RUclips' I say 'Hi Daddy' back

[@sargevining]

Well, next video I record, I'll say "Hi Mary!" Love ya sweetie.

[@toml.8210]

Maybe somebody could use the transcripts to make a book?

[@sargevining]

Its a long term project of mine. The difficulty is that the "language" one uses verbally is quite different than when written. I find myself having to translate myself.
Thanks for watching!

[@TheHazmate]

Hei kom igjen da, vi hørest ikke sånn ut!

[@sargevining]

To Americans, everybody sounds like that. I can't imagine what we sound like to everybody else.
Thanks for watching!