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Camping, Tenting & Hiking are great ways to get back in touch with nature and your inner self...
CAMPING - CHOOSING THE CAMPGROUND
That sleeping bag will feel every pebble on the ground, so choose your sleeping quarters and tent placement using a foxy eye. The flatter the ground, the better. Level is lovely!
Also consider the direction of the morning sun. When it wakes to peep up over the horizon, will it also wake you before you'd like? If it's summertime, the tent could heat up faster than a roman candle, even in the early morning hours.
If you are camping close to the water's edge, keep in mind that snakes, raccoons, badgers, deer and rhinos may invade your campground. (Rhinos???)
If you are camping in the Louisiana Bayous, Texas Gulf or Florida shores, alligators love human bait. Exercise great caution for middle-of-the-night powder room visits. Also be on the lookout for prominent PBS Cajun cooks. You just never know what's going to pop in.
Camping - When it Rains, It Pours | Insects Like to Camp Too | Kids & Campground Racetrack | Camping Firstaid & Safety Tips | Camping & Bears | Camping & Snakes | Choosing a Tent | Reservations for Two | Campfire Grub | Campfire Seranade | Before You Go Camping
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