As it turns out, my wife will be working those nights and I will need to stay home with the little one. Bummed that I won't be able to make it, but I hope to catch up with everyone on the next trip.
Have fun!
As it turns out, my wife will be working those nights and I will need to stay home with the little one. Bummed that I won't be able to make it, but I hope to catch up with everyone on the next trip.
Have fun!
"Even cowards can endure hardship; only the brave can endure suspense." -Mignon McLaughlin
Put me down for 2-3 people. Have my wife and a friend who want to join up for this.
Lukesteg and I hit camp C last night as we do frequently. Though the camps spots are fairly seperated, I counted 10 decent hang spots not including "stealth" or rightside the camp area spots. I'm sure it'll be enough for us all and we'll make it work.
Whoever it will be a weekend and even with last nights predicted storms there were 3 other groups of 2 people. Meaning 3 out of the 6ish areas were taken. Who ever gets there first please tryl to get the first spot (its big) after you pass the latrine so no matter where we hang we can have a nice spot to hang out and have a fire.
Will do.Originally Posted by thexuprising
Moe-z and I are meeting up with Diva B and son Friday at 5ish so that should make us the first set of our group there.
I know the large spot you are referring to and agree that it is probably the best spot for a group.
Right, quick question for everyone... is everyone ok with dogs? Our dog (tonks, 8 mon old mutt) loves going camping with us. She has been an doll on all of her trips thus far.
How is she with other dogs?
We were planning on bringing our 6 year old terrier mix.
Oscar comes with us nearly every backpacking trip we do. He came to the spring OHang and did great with everyone.
He is great with other dogs.
Let me know.
I'm not bringing any on this trip since we will have enough on our hands with the "learning curve" so to speak. I have no problem with dogs (we have been raising them for years (but getting out of the biz http://www.divab-dogs.com)...and have 10 house dogs. I'm a firm believer in leashes when around others and out and about...so then there are no issues with other dogs, or people who may not be happy about them. Solves many issues in many ways along with keeping them safe also.
As this is my first with you guys, how do you usually eat? I was planning on usual trail rations, but if you wish I can bring in some larger pots and pans and a stove; or charcoal.
Silver on the Sage, Starlit Sky's above, Swingin' from the trees in a Hammock that I love.....
Normally we all just plan and do our own meals. It's not unusual for everyone to gather around to watch each other cook and play around with gear. Sometimes snacks get passed around(OREOS!). Once we spent some time pondering the design and execution of the ever ingenious Pringle.
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wow! now i wish i was going i hate to miss the chance for some deep conversation about chips!
also when we stayed at camp c there are a few more campig spots down near where the trail meets right by the water. i think thats point b im just going from memory. but we actually set up behind a hill in anticipation of a storm there. also because we didnt realize camoing was at c til after we passed it later. so if u run out of spots keep that in mind.
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