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Torah said:
A shelter half?
Personally, I'm a sleeping bag man myself. I too agree that camping in a motorhome is not camping. It's like home, without the internet.
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We love to camp! We like State Parks. We have a popup now, but we have had tents, travel trailers and a motor home. We were out of camping for several years when our lives were just too busy and we just got back into it last year. We went tent camping and decided that we were getting too old to sleep on the ground so we bought the PU and have stayed in it 6 weeks in the last year. We camped with our kids when they were at home, and it was the best bonding time we ever had. Nothing like sitting outside watching the sun come up with a good cup of coffee 
enjoying God's handiwork!
enjoying God's handiwork!
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Camping is our family's top hobby! We go to Tar Hollow, a local state park, several times each year (thus, my user name,lol.) We have two vintage Apache popup campers. One's a '77, the other, a '69. I used to do the backpacking and tenting thing when I was younger, but now having a family, it's nice to have everything already packed in the camper at all times; makes for less headaches when packing for the kids.
We are taking our first trip this year in a couple weeks, the first weekend in march. A little cold still for Ohio camping, but we'll still enjoy the campfire and playing games inside the camper.
We are taking our first trip this year in a couple weeks, the first weekend in march. A little cold still for Ohio camping, but we'll still enjoy the campfire and playing games inside the camper.
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We have camped out in the Nevada Desert, dry camp four days, and three glorious nights in the wilderness. There were all kinds of vermin about, and that included rattlesnakes. I came across a rattler, and boy did I jump and run! There were other critters out there, too, I am glad they didn't confront any of us. It was an archaeology field trip. I'll take the travel trailer these days, for I've had enough of the rough stuff.
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Last summer me and my family camped in a tent in the Rocky Mountains. It got cold and cramped, but the views and attractions were awesome!
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YC Bearzie
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I love camping!!! I don't have a vehicle, so I go with my church and friends in the summer!!!
God made nature so beautiful- Thank You God!!! 
God made nature so beautiful- Thank You God!!!
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Emerald Bay said:We have camped out in the Nevada Desert, dry camp four days, and three glorious nights in the wilderness. There were all kinds of vermin about, and that included rattlesnakes. I came across a rattler, and boy did I jump and run! There were other critters out there, too, I am glad they didn't confront any of us. It was an archaeology field trip. I'll take the travel trailer these days, for I've had enough of the rough stuff.
Emerald, I almost stepped on a rattlesnake while hiking in New Mexico's Bandalier National Monument! Yes, I too was slightly unnerved.
I had stopped alongside the trail momentarily and saw a couple approaching me. We chatted for a few seconds, the woman (a Native American) looks down and says, "oh look, a little baby rattler!" She kept bending over to get a better look; I really thought she was gonna pet it!! And here I had just happened to stop hiking and stopped right beside where it was coiled up.
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I love camping - all camping is camping (just different kinds of atmosphere!). I wouldn't say that one way or another is not camping. Camping is what you make it. But, personally I tend to stick to my swag (is that just an Aussie thing?). Sometimes we shove the swag in the back of the car, especially if it is raining. Camping right on or by the beach is a great experience - I recommend it to anyone who has a chance!
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camping out is awesome. Seeing all the animals and stars and sights of nature. I thank God that he made all these wonderful things to see/hear/smell/touch.
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ilovespring said:
ilovespring, what is a swag??? Sorry, not familiar with that one.
We were originally planning on camping this weekend here in Ohio but I've just gotten over the flu, and now we've got one of the kids are sick. Probably not a good idea right now.,lol.
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I love going camping, i have a small tent and wish i had a boat so when i go fishing i can go where they are. I like the smell of the outdoors early in the morning and smell of the camp fire at night.
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