I've caught countless crackheads in my properties over the years - and often times sitting right next to them is a broken lockbox, and in their backpack is a pair of bolt cutters and a hacksaw. 

I love being in the outdoors, (sounds like we've got that in common) so that where I tend to spend more money on... bikes, kayaks, running events, backpacking/hiking, snowboarding and other outdoor trips. 

They purchased a mattress that was on the floor and they had two back packs.

If I decide to rough it for a bit (which I love), go backpacking and sleep in a tent with no shower for a week instead of sleeping at a five star hotel, it will because I want to, not because I have to.

During which he said he noticed a constant flow of people coming and going carrying backpacks. 

I just got back from a month trip backpacking Europe and currently face a transition phase in my life.

Don't leave anything valuable and visible in the car, or containers (backpacks etc) that could contain anything valuable.

It's our briefcase, messenger bag, kit, or in my case, backpack.

Doesn't matter if it's a T Shirt, Coffee Mug, Backpack, whatever.    

Who I am: I'm originally from CT, took a gap year before college to study abroad and backpack across Europe, returned to the states to study engineering at RPI, and recently graduated Summa Cum Laude with my mechanical engineering degree.