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**exup** · 08-15-2011, 08:14

Rtram, me and lukesteg do night short night hikes and leave pretty early in the morning fairly frequently. Planning an AT hike I'm assuming you have a ground set up? You're more than welcome to come along. You could camp in your ground set up but test out ours, see how we set up, etc. If not I'm sure we'll have another hang soon.

**Tendertoe** · 08-15-2011, 08:45

Originally Posted by Nicodumas

She loves to play, and has yet to be aggressive towards another dog. I think they will get along just fine. And if need be, we can tire them to apposing trees.

Sounds great, should be fine.

**HamMike** · 08-15-2011, 10:20

Originally Posted by lukesteg

Ill be arriving Fri as well. probally doing some nite hiking. may get off work early though so might not have too. Eric your going to be there on fri as well right? what about u hammike?

If I come alone I may be in Fri nite.

**Nicodumas** · 08-15-2011, 10:46

Doing the math: we have between 10 and 14 people, will the site be able to "support" all of us?

Originally Posted by Tendertoe

So roll call for next weekend Aug 19-22 -

Tendertoe
Moe-z
DivaB and son
HamMike
wi1lecoyote
exup
lukesteg
Nicodumas
platypus42

Possibles -

SlimJim
thorwren

**Tendertoe** · 08-15-2011, 10:52

Within the "site" there are several spots - maybe 6-7? Each with at least a set or two of trees.

There is an additional "site" that is just past the signage that reads "no camping beyond this point". I'm sure if we truly run out of trees to hang on, keeping in the spirit of the law; we could respectfully hang back there and keep impact to a minimum.

**rip waverly** · 08-15-2011, 13:22

Originally Posted by thexuprising

or more so my case, kroger deli subs.

YESSS!

**Nicodumas** · 08-15-2011, 13:31

Any idea how far from the camp site to Moonville? I think it could be a fun trek if its not that far.

http://www.moonvillerailtrail.com/map.html

**Tendertoe** · 08-15-2011, 13:39

Originally Posted by Nicodumas

Any idea how far from the camp site to Moonville? I think it could be a fun trek if its not that far.

http://www.moonvillerailtrail.com/map.html

1.26 miles straight line distance. It does sound pretty cool. I'm equally interested in the body of water that Doctari was mentioning though.

**exup** · 08-15-2011, 13:56

My dad said he use to go swimming back there by moonville tunnel when he was a kid.

Rip, I'm going through trail sub withdraw, haha, they just don't stay good in this heat.

Me and Luke couted 10 decent hang spots out of the 6 or 7 camp areas in that whole camp. It should accomedate 10 or less if no spots are taken by others but I'm certain there will be. I'm almost certain we'll have to "stealth" it. The stealth area we were speaking of already is worn and has a spot where fire has been burned and tents have laid. I'm sure our hammocks will not create more impact then has already been created. There are also other areas within the boundering of camp that could be hung from. They are less than ideal but plenty fine to hang from. We will be fine.

**Nicodumas** · 08-15-2011, 14:19

I don't see why the more adventitious of us can't attempt both of these. Wife, puppy, and I will be there about midday on staurday till later on sunday.

Originally Posted by Tendertoe

1.26 miles straight line distance. It does sound pretty cool. I'm equally interested in the body of water that Doctari was mentioning though.