BigHornRam
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Only one problem taking a hot tent to the alpine. Firewood.dude, you gotta MacGyver that shit and whittle some stake out of the fir or just weigh it down with rocks! No need to make the nice lady cry
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Only one problem taking a hot tent to the alpine. Firewood.dude, you gotta MacGyver that shit and whittle some stake out of the fir or just weigh it down with rocks! No need to make the nice lady cry
I found several others, but they're just generally my complaints with hot tents...Only one problem taking a hot tent to the alpine. Firewood.
dude, you gotta MacGyver that shit and whittle some stake out of the fir or just weigh it down with rocks! No need to make the nice lady cry
ah, I see. Next level right thereshe was playing it up. secretly so happy inside that we now had no choice but to bail out of the windy rainy basin and go have a cozy evening at truck with hot chocolate.
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I'll give you a hint. There's no deer.see, gun to my head, is that colorado, montana, washington?
really not sure.
Nebraska?I'll give you a hint. There's no deer.
I'll give you a hint. There's no deer.
BigHorn....I have been thinking exactly the same . I have wanted to check that out for awhile too.I drove past the trailhead to this little known shangri-la on my Yukon hunt. Going to have to go back and check it out before the knees get too bad.
Backpacking in the Tombstones
Backpacking in Tombstone Territorial Park, Yukon, Canada.www.mountainphotography.com
Yeah, nothing like setting camp at 10k for three days only to realize I forgot the full canister of stove fuel.Only one problem taking a hot tent to the alpine. Firewood.
nailed it!
Based on the name I may have to check it out