1. yep, good ol' raisins & peanuts (& m&m's, and everything else in trail mix, up to and including chopped dates or pumpkin seeds.)
2. These days I usually call it trail mix. When around boy scouts or people who hiked the AT (Appalachian Trail), always called it gorp, but among casual hikers and geeks, "trail mix" is a much more understood term.
3. military brat. Mainly Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia with Texas, Georgia, etc. thrown in.
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2. These days I usually call it trail mix. When around boy scouts or people who hiked the AT (Appalachian Trail), always called it gorp, but among casual hikers and geeks, "trail mix" is a much more understood term.
3. military brat. Mainly Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia with Texas, Georgia, etc. thrown in.