Packing list for the horse lines

• You must bring this with you.

  To the room and the pavilion
  - Slippers/indoor shoes
  - Duvet and pillow
  - Duvet and pillowcases (2 pieces)
  - Sheets (2 pieces)
  - Clothes basket
  - Pajamas

  For outdoor activities
  - Backpack to take with you on your overnight stay
  - Daypack
  - Sleeping bag. Preferably with a temperature limit of about -5°C.
  - Sleeping pad. Thick enough and insulating enough to sleep well outdoors.
  - Rain pants and rain jacket
  - Winter pants and winter jacket
  - Hiking pants
  - Wind/shell jacket
  - Wool underwear (pants, sweater, socks)
  - Warm sweater (fleece or wool)
  - Hat and mittens
  - Neck/buff
  - Reflective vest
  - Boots
  - Mountain shoes
  - Winter shoes
  - Sneakers
  - Regular everyday shoes
  - Lunch box, drinking bottle and hiking cup

  For leisure
  - Everyday clothes (pants, sweaters, t-shirts, underwear, socks, socks, etc.)
  - Workout clothes (several changes)
  - Swimwear
  - Fine clothes and shoes
  - Mobile/tablet/pc. Remember charger
  - Sunglasses
  
  For personal hygiene
  - Prescriptions and medications for personal use
  - Toiletry bag with toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.
  - Small towel (2 pieces)
  - Bath towel (2 pieces)
  - Sunscreen

  To the stables
  - Riding shoes/boots
  - Helmet
  - Riding gloves
  - Winter riding gloves or mittens
  - Riding breeches
  - Thermosuit or coveralls
  - Stable shoes
  - Safety vest
  - Headlamp
  - Riding/stable jacket
  - Jumping and/or dressage whip
  - Raincoat

  For those of you who have your own horse
  - Halters
  - Leash rope
  - The wool blanket
  - The rain cover
  - Winter cover
  - The stable floor
  - Reflectors: Reflective blanket, Helmet reflector, Leg reflectors
  - Bridle
  - Cleaning kit with brushes and any first aid equipment
  - Any leg coverings and/or bandages
  - PASSPORT
  - Lunging line
  - Saddle pad or voilock
  - Saddle with safety stirrups

• This is nice to have with you.

  - Bicycle
  - Bag
  - Seat pad
  - Storage boxes
  - Blanket
  - Drying rack
  
  …if you want to use your own
  - Instruments
  - Photo equipment
  - Tent
  - Hammock

  ...if you like to cook
  - Kitchen equipment would be nice to have if you want to cook at the pavilion. There is a small kitchen there, but you must bring your own equipment:
  - Saucepan/frying pan (induction)
  - Roasting spatula, ladle, whisk, etc.
  - Plate, bowl, cup, glass, cutlery
  - Bowl/bowl
  - Cutting board

  ...especially for students on the Viking Line, you can bring:

  - Tools and sewing supplies, if you prefer to use your own (the school has what you normally need)
  - Games like D&D, board games and card games that are important to you (the school also has many board games)
  - Bladed weapons
  - Viking sword
  - Spears and axes with blades over 2 mm wide
  - Gloves, suspenders, goggles and mouthguard
  - Good thick hat or appropriate helmet
  - Pick knives, simple multi-purpose knives and utility axes are okay.
  - NOTE! Larger hunting knives MUST be left at home.

NOTE! You don't have to buy everything new before school starts. Feel free to see if you can borrow, buy used or shop at sales. It might be a good idea to check out horse equipment pages on Facebook or similar. There you can get some good second-hand bargains, which is good for both your wallet and the environment. You can also wait to buy some things until you get here to Nordfjordeid, such as detergent, toiletries and the like.

You can also pack seasonally. This means you don't have to bring everything when school starts, for example you can pick up winter gear when you're home during the fall break. It's important that all clothing and belongings are well-labeled.

Bring as few decorative items as possible that take up as little space as possible. Pictures and posters can be hung on the walls with putty.