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PuddleMonkey said:
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HIGH Heels & Jeans....
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*The_West*
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nah fuck that, if your going to do it, do it properly. im talking about a tent, cooking sausages in a little pan on a fire you made yourself and all that. pooing in a little hole in the floor.cindylou said:
its great lol!!!
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*The_West* said:
ummm no. See that sucks. You stink when you wake up in the am and you are WET from moisture because the tent does not keep out humidity and your back hurts from accidently not finding that rock before you pitched the tent but you are four beers into it and not taking it down again. lol.
i've been down this road before, people who camp like that, dont camp often. lol.
im a girl though, what can I say? I still carry my powder compact mirror with me on float and camping trips. God forbid anyone see that my skin is not actually all one color from all these damn trips without sunscreen. lol
*The_West*
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you big cissy lol. i love it, back to basics, its great. a couple of times i even used to bring a rifle and catch my own dinner!
i swear, id happily live in a mud hut, forget mortgages, bills, insurance, the lot of it. as long as i had plenty of good rocks to use as dumbells, plenty of food and hot girls in grass skirts.
i swear, id happily live in a mud hut, forget mortgages, bills, insurance, the lot of it. as long as i had plenty of good rocks to use as dumbells, plenty of food and hot girls in grass skirts.
Clearly you are young and do not have back problems. I've done the tent, I've done a popup, I've done a travel trailer. This combines the best of all of those, without so much space that you are tempted to start toting too much shit on vacation.*The_West* said:
I've cooked over an open flame, and I've dealt with bucketing rain storms, wet wood and soggy bedding. I've tried air mattresses and raised aerobeds, and I have come to accept that I have opposable thumbs and large frontal lobes, I don't need to suffer
With a bad back and bad joints, if I want to be out in nature, I need to adjust the environment to suit me, which is why I have my nice 15,000 btu propane stove and tempurpedic mattress topper 
*The_West*
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lmao true. also yes, i am 21 and my back is great. when im older il probably end up buying a giant metallic egg with wheels like yours.musclemom said:Clearly you are young and do not have back problems. I've done the tent, I've done a popup, I've done a travel trailer. This combines the best of all of those, without so much space that you are tempted to start toting too much shit on vacation.
I've cooked over an open flame, and I've dealt with bucketing rain storms, wet wood and soggy bedding. I've tried air mattresses and raised aerobeds, and I have come to accept that I have opposable thumbs and large frontal lobes, I don't need to suffer
Actually you said it right there. If you're camping in anything less than a hard side travel trailer setting up and taking down is a major fucking hassle, being physically uncomfortable is a drag. Tents are even worse, having to pack up a kitchen including all your food, all the cookware, all the prep stuff, plus all the bedding, all your clothes, OMG. We've been doing it for 10 years now.cindylou said:
With our teardrop we've got it so that we hitch up and haul out. TOTALLY setting up the campsite takes basically as long as it takes to put out a couple of folding chairs and set up two of those E-Z-Up awnings, tear down takes a few minutes longer.
