Backpacks are much easier and more fun than it was when it started. People can backpack everything they like from their home, such as computers, phones, and even TV while traveling. Thanks to the latest technology, such as solar panels, to charge all their equipment. That was another story then. Many people went backpacks for necessity, either because of illness, starvation, beast attacks, or robbers to name a few. Until the 17th century, people traveled for educational or entertainment purposes.
Rich European men were sent to a "big tour" last time before settling for marriage and careers. Just like pre-school college trips to European teenagers. Giovanni Careri was the first pioneer to entertain the world. In 80 days, he wrote this trip and described the "Around the World" memorandum in eighty days, whereby valuables were smuggled everywhere and the earliest backpackers were ancient hunter-gatherers. The nomadic tribes are Australian natives, South African Bulgarians, Congolese shield tribes, and Indians. [14] Columbus Christopher went to America in 1492 and David Livingstone 1841- In 1920, Lloyd F. Nelson added the backpack of the camp with a boot to make the package more comfortable before the backpack was just a thin shoulder strap in 1965 in Lyndon President Johns proposed the National Scenic Trail Act, which encouraged individuals to explore in the open and appreciate nature. An internally-renowned rucksack that splits a packet on the hip. And the backpacker's gear was better than the wooden frame for aluminum tubes, heavy canvas for waterproof nylon, stainless steel titanium, woolen clothes for quick dry synthetic and petroleum / wood stoves from alcohol / butane
1910 Backpack Invented. After the Second World War of the 1940s, more people had time to travel, making travel trailers and camping more and more popular. Thanks to military design, backpacks will be lighter than aluminum alloy. After that, lighter frames become popular with outdoor enthusiasts. The light weight nylon backpacks of the 1970s are found everywhere. In 1990, the "Leave No Trace Behind" program was developed. In 2000 all the novelties of shelter houses, sleeping bags and dishes are easier and easier.
The best is not coming because the principles of the program do not leave any trace in our environment And so the backpack grows more and more. Leave nature as you find it, do not disturb it, and our beautiful wild life continues to bloom
Source by Monica Yates