Good Morning Campers
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Oh jeez! Drew and I have been exchanging PMs about craving camping and it's got us all up and camping crazed. Can not stinkin wait until it's effin SPRING to sleep out in the woods. Here's my favorite sleeping place:
There's a brook on the left and a crick on the right, and they meet just past the foot of that last tree. Gurgle gurgle all night. Hope you can hold your water.
Here's how I get there:
That's Biffy Bullfrog. You can clearly see her EZ-Pass rack, her hat rack, her duct tape rack, and her sub sandwich tube; and if you look close, you can just make out the corner of her GPZ (Global Positioning Ziplock) duct taped to her tank. Her cigar rack is obscured. She is even more farkled now.
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Post your camping pics, so we can get even more heartsick for Spring.
There's a brook on the left and a crick on the right, and they meet just past the foot of that last tree. Gurgle gurgle all night. Hope you can hold your water.
Here's how I get there:
That's Biffy Bullfrog. You can clearly see her EZ-Pass rack, her hat rack, her duct tape rack, and her sub sandwich tube; and if you look close, you can just make out the corner of her GPZ (Global Positioning Ziplock) duct taped to her tank. Her cigar rack is obscured. She is even more farkled now.
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Post your camping pics, so we can get even more heartsick for Spring.
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
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I might have some pictures of my family's last camping trip; but it was just car camping in MO along the Current River. I might not have them, though; they were in my phone, which was in my pocket when I fell in a lake while trying to run across a log to get in a position to snap a photo of my son coming across a zipline at a Scouting event. Lots of pics got lost.
I like Oliva and Quesada (including Regius) a lot. I will smoke anything, though.
Like I told Drew: Camping is not about what you bring; it's about what you leave behind.
No running water or electricity. And the best part...NO PHONE SERVICE!
On another subject though, Drew was asking me how I keep cigars cool when camping. Apparently, up there in the land of skeeters they camp hot. I know, I don't get it either. Me, I head for the Blue Ridge or the Appalachians. Anyhoo, he has a prob with his stogies getting cooked. I suggested a stream or a wet rag in the wind. Then just yesterday, I spotted this lying in the drive thru at the bank:
Appears to be a chill tube from Walmart. Just about eight inch long and an inch diameter. Pop it in the freezer and then in a cooler bag with some cigars. Picked it up. Haven't tried it. Anyone here have a method to keep your sticks from getting heat beat on a camping trip? Thermos? Coolie bag?
my "car camping"setup-
i do miss my suburban for car camping, so much more comfortable, but it couldnt get into near as many places as my little cherokee can!
i cant find any pictures of the family camper, but this is a pic of a nearly identical model (this just has the outdoor kitchen at the back instead of storage and another bunk.)-