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There isnt much I cant do outdoors including survival. I have light camping gear and larger/comfortable gear. I can rough it back country or set up my caravan of big fancy tents and screen rooms, air mattresses, designer sheets, gourmet fireside meals and make Martha look cheesy.
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06-21-2010, 07:29 PM
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Well, if it's how hy claims....
My guess is... Very Rustic....  I'll explain.... For years, my best friend and I teased back n forth.... 3 days ago, I made the blunder in tellin the braggart who kept pokin' at me because of My choice of "camping" {y'know, cabin, all ammenities, hot shower, wifi, functional kitchen, etc...}, told me I sounded kinda femme suddenly, and I told hym, not only did I find that remark slightly insulting, but that I knew a few femmes who could most likely put hym to shame in Camping, that and I was very well-versed in Camping, that I simply chose to be incredibly comfortable in the forest away from Bears and skeeters, skunks and ants...is an entirely different matter....{keeping in mind, this slides off, cuz I dont hafta prove shit..it's just Charming to see hym worked up}. Hy quickly chirped "U probably wouldnt make it thru the night with me" and I had to, my quick wit just..Popped up "I bet I could and oh so much more..." "Riiight" "Fine, bring your sweet ass to ohio, we'll see" "You're sooo fuckin On....hell with Pride, make plans for that park" {there's a few national parks in my area, I think...} I really doubt it's car camping, hy tends to enjoy throwing caution to the wind and disappearing for a weekend and camp *Only to reappear on a monday, smelling kinda Ripe*.... There might be some fishing... Obviously it's some kinda great outdoors/wilderness is my Mommy, pissing match thing.... And no, we won't be recreating brokeback mt, as much as hy flirts, not My type..[pervs]  I wanna be comfortable, w/o blowing my money to hell, or seeming too excessive, I have an idea what I want... W/o jeopardizing my health either.. But, I wanted to know different thoughts here.... Sooo.....yah....cheat-sheet for now....  I did warn hym though... The moment hy sings either kumbaya, or any folk song, I'm throwing hys ass in the lake while hy sleeps......  |
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06-21-2010, 07:33 PM
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I take a melitta cone filter, and the paper cones that fit them fir coffee instead of a percolator type pot. The coffee always tastes really good, and there's less to clean up. Get the unbleached (not white, but light brown/tan) paper filters ..
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06-21-2010, 07:36 PM
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If you forget everything else, do not, DO NOT forget the TP!
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06-21-2010, 07:42 PM
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Oh, I plan to take 3 rolls....At least.
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06-22-2010, 03:22 AM
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For your Tpaper... take it in an air/water tight coffee canister like the one pictured below... ya never know when a little rain, a spilled drink or a slip in the creek might turn Tpaper into "rapidly dissolving Tpaper" like in the Navy's MRE Rations. These canisters also make a great light weight carry-all for other things you wanna keep dry... like first-aid stuff, safety kit or an extra pair of socks & underwear.  I'm a Grilling Queen when it comes to campfire goodies... If you pack a griddle or any pots/pans to place over the fire or coals, smear liquid dish soap all over the under side/outside of the pan. It saves your pans from getting badly burned or scorched and all soot should wash off easily. And... if your fire ring is any thing like mine was (tilted down hill) making the eggs slide off your griddle, crush a soda can and place under the low side...and make one-eyed-jacks to go with your yummy coffee.  If you make garlic potatoes in a tin foil packet the night before, they make fantastic breakfast hashbrowns on your griddle. If you know any one who works in food service, have them save you a huge food can...like industrial size can of tomatoes, etc. Those cans make a great griddle when you take a triangle shaped can opener and punch several air holes around the rim of the opened side, then place upside down on the coals. The little "lip" round the edge keeps your goodies from slipping into the coals and it's better than carrying in anything cast iron (and cheaper). Two other cheap tips: Instead of buying steno burners, used tuna cans with a curled up strip of cardboard coated with candle wax. And, for really great fire starters, cardboard egg crates stuffed with the lint from your dryer. After you are done grilling, take several pine cones that have lots of tree sap and toss them on the coals for a great bug repellent (like citronella candles) and a few sparks. Speaking of MRE rations; they may not be a great tasting grilled treat, but they do come in handy and are very light weight. Plus you get a real laugh from the tiny, very thin package of Tpaper and the mini jar of Tabasco sauce. My sister saves a bunch every year to take camping. That's all I've got for now...at 5am after taking a bunch of Benadryl for my skeeter bites from picking blackberries. The most important part... HAVE FUN and LOTS of laughs!! Best Wishes, Sweet PS...tell your buddy you know one more Femme that can run circles around him 
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06-22-2010, 04:38 AM
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Oh, I am so ready to take off on a camping trip!! Just have to get my older cat to be OK with going now because he has to have sub-q fluids every other day for kidney disease. He will have to come along with my pooch.
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06-21-2010, 08:47 PM
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06-22-2010, 06:25 AM
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And we were just discussing a camping trip this morning.....
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We will not camp anywhere without electrical hookups and water. Call us spoiled, but it's a nice amenity to have. (And considering I used to call "camping" a stay at Holiday Inn Express...) We have a four person tent (even though it's just the two of us... we like the additional space) with an optional attached "sun room", so we can sit outdoors so to speak, and not be eaten alive by squitos. We prepare most of our food before we leave, so it's easier to just slap it on the grill and be done with it. We bring a small grill with charcoal. (Mare likes the smell of charcoal BBQs). We have a french press, but we actually bring a little coffee maker. We sleep on an air mattress. The last time we slept in sleeping bags, Mare inadvertently ended up sleeping on a tree root. Air mattress = less back pain = better sleeping experience. Glow sticks! I bring glow sticks for a couple of reasons; to mark the tent area should we decide to take a night time walk, (makes it easier to find our tent) and they work great as night lights. And .... *cough* I like playing with them.... We have a thick rubber grounded mat we place underneath the tent for cushion and protection. We also use a tarp. And the usual ... pots, pans, plates, etc.. tp, extra batteries, bottled water, lanterns, bug sprays, chairs, fishing poles, dish-washing liquid to wash pans and utensils, bar soap, shampoo, towels, ... and I am sure there's more but just can't think of them at the moment.
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I always wanted a nice big wall tent set up with a wood stove and a. full camp somewhere deep in alaska by a stream. Of course it would be summer and spend a month fishing, relaxing and enjoying nature. I would bring a wok, rice, some dried fruits and veggies. I might miss fresh stuff so maybe a spouter.
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06-22-2010, 05:35 PM
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Thanks, really, for all the great ideas....
True, I'm not going to buy a 500 $ tent if I wont use it much, But.. I will try for something comfortable, within my budget w/o risking Camping Horror, y'know? I do like the thought of enough room to move around inside {if it rains, or at Night} and maybe a decent "protected" psuedo-porch... I did see at the sports shop a reasonably priced netted gazebo-looking tarp [i cant find the proper word for what it was] suitable for the tent, maybe a folding chair, and hammock... Considering the Weather lately, I will test the tent before the Trip, gonna 'hunt' down seam sealer, and have a tarp under it... We're most likely going from a Friday to a Sunday .... I can't go longer, not w/o leaving the "wilderness" for dialysis {talk about mood-killer} Dried foods of any kind *not even Nuts* I cant have..Phosphorus content, and Calcium. So, I'll probably pack up some pre-seasoned frozen meats, I do love the smell of Grill (and ya cant beat a campfire)...charcoal 'n' wood {I'm actually lookin forward to burning the pine cones *L*} I pondered pre-made tuna sandwich, but that would just give hym a story to tell {We're fishing} DEET bug repellent is the first thing I'm getting, even before considering a Tent... If I buy anything for a 1 time use, I'll letcha know... Tarp, air mattress/cot and cozy sleeping bag are my Must-haves...so that's settled I'm trying not to use too much lamps or flashlights...batteries, i'll keep, with a kick-ass AM/FM radio {it IS Ohio, and I don't like surprises} I may or may not take sonic boom/blinky alarm clock, hy can wake me up hymself, crack of dawn, otherwise I take it and make hym miserable.*I'm Deaf, we DO have alarm clocks, sadly, hearing people within range hate it* I need my coffee..and I'm sick of hym calling me a dew whore when I go w/o.. .gif "Say What?") Sooo, French Press... I liked the idea for the TP in a container, I'm sure hy'll ask "wtf is up with all this coffee???" My ferrets, they're staying home... As much as I'd love to take them, I won't risk them catching fleas, ticks or whatever else might be around that I just KNOW they'll try to get into.... That, and oddly enough, they make hym nervous every time hy visits  Used to love those glow sticks as a kid, I might get maybe 3....To keep our campsite on the map, if we Hike. Kinda glad about this thread, lots of good advice.... Thanx {I intend to have FUN} 
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Here's an easy breakfast idea for you: Omelet in a Baggie
In a ziplock baggie, mix eggs (however many you want in your omelet) and all the fixins you like in your omelet. Each baggie feeds one person. To fix them, all you need to do is boil a pot of water and drop the baggie in the water. When the eggs are cooked, just unzip the bag and dip in with a spoon. Easy clean up, too! (I'm not mentioning the obvious such as take out of water, etc as I think you can figure that part out yourself. LOL) |
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