my kids have loved front yard and back yard sleep outs since they were babies.
my son and i did a three mile backpack hike to camp out in a friends back yard.
chili on the campstove for dinner. oatmeal and coffee for breakfast, and then
another hike home. the point is that an s24o is a
My friend Sergio (who is, incidently, a lurker on this list) came up with a
brilliant idea: A nice long ride followed by a camp-out in his back yard!
What a hoot. We rode along Minnehaha Creek, down to Fort Snelling, up the
Mississippi through Mendota Heights and back to South Minneapolis.
Now this is an idea I can get behind, I like the own bathroom part the
best. if it drops below 100 any time soon I will give it a go, what a great
idea!
On Sat, Jul 6, 2013 at 3:21 PM, Liesl li...@smm.org wrote:
My friend Sergio (who is, incidently, a lurker on this list) came up with
a
I had been stymied on S24Os thus far but this is a great idea. Thanks for the
inspiration!
Pete in CT
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I like it. Otherwise the options around the Twin Cities are
somewhat limited unless you like to stealth camp.
Coot alert! - am old enough to remember when folks were allowed to camp in
Fort Snelling State Park. The area under the Mendota bridge. One set of
grandparents would drive all of 5
