We went the first week in August last year and the lows 2 nights were around 30. There were some unprepared COLD campers
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We went the first week in August last year and the lows 2 nights were around 30. There were some unprepared COLD campers
JC, if the cabin master comes out eating watermelon (btw, they are annoyed if you keep ringing the bell) and tells you the tents are quite luxurious, find another place to camp.
was talking to other coworkers previously and they mentioned that they too do this.
But more power to whomever can decipher my scribbles.
I felt "cluster" needed to be enhanced. It'll end up needing the superlative at some point, I'm sure.
All of the campgrounds in the park have bear boxes that they require all "smellables" to go into. And they have bear-proof dumpsters. You are only supposed to wash your dishes in a sink by the bathrooms. We got in trouble one day for leaving a pot that we had only put water in out on the picnic table.
Funny story: We hauled Little Bawbie's tricycle along and he had a blast riding it all over the place. But the second-to-last day we were there the camp police (they weren't park rangers) gave us a "warning ticket" saying he couldn't ride it because it was a "coaster" not a "bicycle". Scooters, etc were prohibited. But it was a trike, with pedals, for a 4-yo. I was ****** so we were rebels and let him keep riding it.
I only have about 3 different passwords I use. One main one I use for just about everything and a variation thereof.
The numbers are written down. There's a random letter insert (four letters that do not spell a word) in the middle that never changes, so even if someone sees my paper they still won't get my password.
We went the first week in August last year and the lows 2 nights were around 30. There were some unprepared COLD campers
Several years earlier we went to the Black Hills in April also to avoid the peak time crowds. We climbed Harney Peak (7200') and saw a women in a t-shirt and her mate in shorts leave before us from the trail head. We saw them running back down the trail while we were hunkered down under a tree during a hail storm. She had to be ridiculously cold in a wet t-shirt as it rained and hailed. Be Prepared.
Being that she was in a wet t-shirt, would you say it was a bit nipply out?
Thin white wet t-shirt didn't leave much to the imagination.
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