So you'll all be glad Ill be gone.
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its gonna be a blast
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its gonna be a blast
Rogue wrote:So you'll all be glad Ill be gone.
http://www.floridastateparks.org/koreshan/
its gonna be a blast
Yella wrote:Rogue wrote:So you'll all be glad Ill be gone.
http://www.floridastateparks.org/koreshan/
its gonna be a blast
Watch yourself on Corkscrew Road.
ZVUGKTUBM wrote:I hate camping. I did enough "professional camping" as a U.S. Marine to take any and all desire out of me for sleeping on the ground or in a tent.
Nope.... Give me a hotel room or I ain't going, period!
2seaoat wrote:I am spending most of my long weekend time now that my wife is retired in a wonderful outdoor environment. I will be heading down to Marco Island in January, and I will have to check this out. I am debating hauling my RV with the truck(need to take out a loan), or driving the prius and tent camping. We usually always use air mattress, but I have this great chair which I sleep in which is as good as my lazy boy. We bring a marine battery, and have lights and laptop action with our cell phones in some of the most remote areas.
I will try to go to phoenix in late November or early December, but we plan on going to as many cool state parks and campgrounds. While I still can, I am getting outside as much as I can now while I have pretty good strength and I will hike and explore. This is a beautiful country.....we take it for granted....no more.....I am going to be a traveling man this winter.
ZVUGKTUBM wrote:I hate camping. I did enough "professional camping" as a U.S. Marine to take any and all desire out of me for sleeping on the ground or in a tent.
Nope.... Give me a hotel room or I ain't going, period!
Dreamsglore wrote:ZVUGKTUBM wrote:I hate camping. I did enough "professional camping" as a U.S. Marine to take any and all desire out of me for sleeping on the ground or in a tent.
Nope.... Give me a hotel room or I ain't going, period!
You and me both! I can't think of anything more boring than camping or uncomfortable than sleeping outside w/ bears lurking to tear you apart. Or snakes! Yuk!
2seaoat wrote:I appreciate it but I come here because I can be free to talk freely. If I am known, I will simply disappear from this forum. I will be playing poker this winter and golfing with friends for a couple weeks in the Marco area. Its a little snooty at Marco, and we have talked about getting a condo for a week and sharing it with another couple while we are down there, but I really like the everglades and have a friend with a boat and plan on doing some fishing.....but if I could find a good campground around Everglades city and still be close enough to golf at Fidler's creek. Maybe I will let you know when I am in a poker tournament, and see if you can guess who I am.....you usually find me at the final table......
ZVUGKTUBM wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:ZVUGKTUBM wrote:I hate camping. I did enough "professional camping" as a U.S. Marine to take any and all desire out of me for sleeping on the ground or in a tent.
Nope.... Give me a hotel room or I ain't going, period!
You and me both! I can't think of anything more boring than camping or uncomfortable than sleeping outside w/ bears lurking to tear you apart. Or snakes! Yuk!
Yep, and ticks and poison ivy. I got my first tick and my first case of poison ivy when I was at The Basic School in Quantico, VA in 1975. We were "camping" on our 3-Day Platoon War, and I stepped out of my foxhole late one night with my E-tool to dig a "cat-hole" so I could deposit some used C-Rations. I squatted over that hole, not knowing I had backed my bare bottom into a poison ivy plant. That was a terrible place to develop my first case of poison ivy.....
No camping for me... The wife likes camping, but she can take the grandkids camping, and I will stay home and watch the cat.
PBulldog2 wrote:Speaking of s'mores....have you ever tried Nutella (it's hazelnut butter mixed with cocoa and sugar) on graham crackers? It is unbelievable. Better than melted chocolate! I had it for the first time a few days ago, and I'm determined to buy some small marshmallows, put them between two graham crackers slathered with Nutella, nuke the whole shebang and pretend I'm out camping.
Seriously, have fun! I love camping, but I haven't been able to go for years. The last camping trip I had scheduled was for September, 2004, and Ivan intervened.
And I agree....camping ain't camping if you don't have a tent. Unless you're sleeping under the stars, of course!
TEOTWAWKI wrote:I got snakes all over camp FEMA. I wouldn't harm a scale on their little hairless heads except for this one nasty cotton mouth that got all belligerent ..he had to go away.
I'll be standing there one minute no snakes anywhere turn around and there one is. I got them from little over 4 foot to a foot or less. They seem to like it there and they were there first.
I don't have a rat problem...
TEOTWAWKI wrote:Semantics ?...when you are sitting in your living room in an RV how is that camping? When you have air conditioning and a refrigerator how is that camping. When you are in a house on wheels how is that camping ?...
That's like saying riding a mountain tram is mountain climbing.
Dreamsglore wrote:TEOTWAWKI wrote:I got snakes all over camp FEMA. I wouldn't harm a scale on their little hairless heads except for this one nasty cotton mouth that got all belligerent ..he had to go away.
I'll be standing there one minute no snakes anywhere turn around and there one is. I got them from little over 4 foot to a foot or less. They seem to like it there and they were there first.
I don't have a rat problem...
Camp Fema? What is that? I thought you lived in Pace? Why are there snakes all over?Good grief!
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