They are trendy right now, and expensive, but if your skin burns easily in the hot summer sun these are the garments for you. They also afford a certain degree of mosquito protection without wearing hot, heavy clothing. And anyone who has fought with the seals on their old Sigg bottles, or opened their pack to find white gas everywhere, will love them. Plus they have a handy little funnel gizmo inside the cap that allows you to fill your stove without spilling a drop. They come in two sizes and are red in color so you won't confuse them with your water bottle.
Showers are frequent in Canoe Country.
They are, simply put, a foam pad inside an air mattress. And because you compress the foam when you roll them up they inflate themselves when you open the air valve and unroll them. They come in various models, meaning different thicknesses for sleeping, and can be purchased in many lengths and widths. These mattresses are expensive so you'd be wise to keep yours in the tent, and off the rocks, if you expect it to stay inflated. And be sure to get one in the new non-slip finish so you, and your sleeping bag, won't slide off in the middle of the night.