Itinerant Air-Cooled

You guys are crazy....A day hike is nice but sleeping in the snow is too cold.

Camping in snow is awesome! A good fire, good bedding, good company, warm food and fine drink make it more than bearable.

It really wasn't that cold. Besides you get to sleep in a bed! Not like sleeping under a tree.
Warm rain camping is fun too. Totally changes the place.

I'm with Bleyseng...except being the end of the world and all, maybe the heat from the asteroid will be sufficient.

FWIW, the Mayans had no leap years in their calendar so the end of the world would have been a few years back.
Just sayin'.

Darn. I missed it.

LiveonJG wrote:FWIW, the Mayans had no leap years in their calendar so the end of the world would have been a few years back.
Just sayin'.

Come on John, this is no place for reason and logic. How dare you.

LiveonJG wrote:FWIW, the Mayans had no leap years in their calendar so the end of the world would have been a few years back.
Just sayin'.

Party Pooper

Thought of something...

Breitenbush has a Solstice Celebration every winter. So traffic may be heavier than norm. But that might just mean more interesting people to meet....

Screw the crowds. I"d rather be in the middle of nowhere.

Might be heading to SF anyway though, dunno my sched yet.

Pot Creek was pretty cool, and easy to get to. There are plenty low-elevation camps around the Clack. I really must keep it closer due to finances if at all possible.
(there is a hummingbird outside the window drinking gallons of syrup oop there he goes!)

hot springs are warm

It's a bit of a hike to the camp though. Not right at the springs.

still the springs would be a awsome destination can you tell I'm thinking of going. ok if it snows no rain please