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i currently use one of the small amazon basics tripods for my photography, fits inside my daypack and doesnt weigh much

a good Clif bar, preferably a chocolate chip one.

Waterproof shoes/boots are extremely useful especially for the winters, melting snow, rainfall, flooded rooms etc

I'm a Vaughan explorer. Haven't done much so far but I hope to explore more now that the weather's warming up.

Seems like if u get caught that's a pretty easy breaking & entering charge to throw on u

Gloves, mask, respirator, 2 flashlights or atleast extra batteries, phone/camera. Id say smart footwear with puncture proof soles...but i just wear shoes .. and bring water too.

Wrench, medkit, knife, rope, flashlight, gloves, hat and at times a ski mask does wonders

Mask is a must have

I normally have two cameras (film and dslr), a flashlight, headlight, gloves, a good mask, granola bars, and rarely a tripod

I use a camera, mask, flashlight, headlight, gloves, first aid kit those are my go toos

There's the abandoned reptile zoo just north of Kleinburg I believe. That's the only old stone bricky place I can think of on the spot. It's on my profile in the albums section.

A good pair of work gloves, make sure they are cut resistance

a giant pile of hobo feces reaching halfway up the shin, just sitting in the corner of the stairway.

Personally, Since I don't trust myself to not get all my snacks infected with hobo feces through me touching them, I bring canned food like corn or some meats, along with a can opener and fork. A big can of beef also gives me the energy I need to go on way longer trips, like when I'm exploring storm drains.