Here's some of a solo trip to LaVerendrye last year, unfortunately I don't know how to add captions with little arrows to point to each item, so just I'll just wing it here.
You can see my canoe rope tied to the birch log up front, and a spare nylon rope used for the tarp, the tarp corners tied with para cord and a rolled stone, the tarp is an old Campmore tarp that still works well. The stick came with the campsite, my all purpose bandana drying on the stick over the fire behind me. a small nylon string bag hanging on the tarp rope next to the zip lock bag next to the tent pole bag. To my right/our left is a #4 Duluth Wanderer canvas pack for cloths/gear, to my left is my food pack, it's a Duluth canvas Day Pack with 2 Sealine bags for food inside. It also carries a water bottle and beverage bottle in a pouch up front. That small canvas pack just off of my left foot is an old military bag with fishing tackle, binocs, camera, next to it is small fishing rod and two beavertail paddles, pfd behind on the ground.. The SS pot just off my right foot is my only pot for coffee and cooking pasta/instant patatoes, behind that in the gray bag is a water filter. The little BSA aluminium bowl I'm eating out of fits inside that pot with a matching bowl, cut down fork and spoon and aluminium pot holder. footwear is LL Bean boots, 10" high, Northface waterproof pants over a pair of 60/35 % nylon/cotton Propper BDU/Public Saftey pants. The tent out back is a North Face Pebble, out of production, cheap but has served me well.
Here's my kitchen outfit for a solo trip, no spices, just flour and a touch of bread crumbs for the pickerel fillets, Cold Handle frying pan, that SS pot with Idahoan Instant potatoes, Littlbug twig stove, small blue/black bag with first aid bag, some wire, screws, nails multi purpose tool, other stuff I never use but keep carrying. I carry a blue porcelain cup but it's not in the picture
Here's the outfit packed with my 15' wood canvas Chestnut Chum waiting out the rain again,
10-12 days of food,