Howdy from fly-over country,
My fiance'e and I are veteran campers.
After a two week stay in Yellowstone in a big tent for base camp and a tiny tent for the backcountry, we decided a our base camp was wanting.
For one thing we had to break down our kitchen every night (bears).
All our kitchen gear wouldn't fit in the provided bear vault.
We'd end up hauling half our kitchen gear back to the car (which served as a secondary bear vault).
Then there is our (alleged) air mattress, you know the kind that forms a valley if you dare to roll to the center.
Our solution was to purchase a tiny trailer, and a truck to haul it.
First time I haven't owned a Subaru since 1998.
A couple questions:
How do I change my pass word?
How do I access my profile?
This site is identical (seemingly) to the Yellowstone net forum, but I'm having trouble navigating here.
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Howdy - bear problems
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Howdy - bear problems
by Cuthbert J Twillie » Thu Aug 01, 2013 10:05 am
There is no such thing as bad weather, only poor clothing choices.
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Re: Howdy - bear problems
by CarlLaFong » Thu Aug 01, 2013 11:30 am
Cuthbert J. Twillie, eh?
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Do you know the whereabouts of Sneed Hearn? He's often seen in the company of Mahatma Kane Jeeves.
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