Christine Aguila wrote:
too funny! Cheers, Christine
Let me add...
One of the things I learned when I first went camping and had to cook
for
myself and others is this: you have to turn the bacon over.
and quickly... those "little stove thingies" (I.e. Coleman propane
stoves) are lots hotter than a regular gas range, for some reason)
Cinq: in Britain all that snuffling and shuffling and farting outside
is a
badger. In the USA it's a hungry puma.
More likely a black bear or a racoon at GFM...
When you do finally pluck up the courage (and desperation) to take
that walk outside at night, wear wellies. Otherwise the hedgehog spines
stick in your foot.
pine needles stick to your feet ,tree roots , beer cans, tri-pods, etc
are there for you to trip on on the way to
the (thankfully) enclosed facilities with electric lights and plumbing.
It never rains but it pours
A weekend at GFM without rain wouldn't be a weekend at GFM
10 - The loud buzzing sounds you hear at night are just "chainsaw"
Brooks snoring.
Alas, I won't be there this year - but then, I think, neither will
Chainsaw.
ann
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