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From Wiktionary under the GNU Free Documentation License. Camping is an outdoor recreational activity. The participants, known as campers, leave urban areas, their home region, or civilization and enjoy nature while spending one or several nights, usually at a campsite, which may have cabins. Camping may involve the use of a tent, a primitive structure, or no shelter at all. Camping as a recreational activity became popular in the early 20th century. Campers frequent national parks, other publicly owned natural areas, and privately owned campgrounds. Camping is also used as a cheap form of accommodation for people attending large open air events such as sporting meetings and music festivals. Organizers will provide a field and basic amenities. From Wikipedia under the
GNU Free Documentation License  idiggold2.com 600px x 800px | 176.90kB [source page] the road which follows along the creek There is also a large beautiful shaded road side pull off area near the bottom end of the claim which provides a fantastic camping opportunity with lots of room to spread out And there is a smaller excellent RV or tent camping area along with more road access to the water perched just From Yahoo Image Search: "Camping"  tentscamping.blogono.com johnomahan Sun, 14 Mar 2010 03:31:01 GM As you probably learn . camping. , very expensive, so it is very important to make when planning your . camping. trips a budget. Most people turn to . camping. because they have other types of holiday, as well as cruises, driving on land, hotels, ...  camping-store.blogza.in.th admin Sun, 14 Mar 2010 10:58:26 GM We may call it backpacking or . camping. . Other countries refer to it as trekking. To trek is to pull or haul something along. You are doing that whenever you take a trip into the wilderness. Whether you intend on staying the night or just ...  family2fun.blogspot.com inew Sun, 14 Mar 2010 10:19:00 GM Camping. is as rustic as you want it to be so please do not stick to the old images of canvas tents and simple . camping. gear, today's . camping. gear is far more advanced than even twenty years ago with the advent of man made materials and ... From Google Blog Search: "Camping"  news.google.com Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) I was on a camping trip this weekend, with every intention to make it back to the Future of Flight in time for ZA003 Boeing 787 Dreamliner to take flight ... and more » news.google.com Independent Political Report Sheehan could also be over the whole camping thing for another reason: After shutting down Camp Casey, she went places, did things and had experiences ... Cindy Sheehan plans tent-city protest Toronto Star Sheehan To Start Tent City at Washington Monument NBC Washington all 34 news articles » news.google.com ABC Online Developer Nigel Satterley says people are once again camping out at new land releases to secure a block, which hasn't happened for more than two years. ... and more » From Google News Search: "Camping" How do you take dogs on road trips or camping? Q. I am planning on getting a dog and taking it on roadtrips like to camping. How do you take the dog on long roadtrips? What happens when they have to go? Where do the dog stay in the car? Where do dogs sleep when they camp? Tell me everything about how you camp with big dogs and little dogs. Thanks! Asked by song_monkey - Mon Dec 21 19:23:09 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments A. STEP 1- putting your dog in the car-Dogs often feel more safe if they are enclosed in a cage, which if its in a smaller cage you could fit it in the back seat or if its a bigger dog put it in the trunk- if the car is not a truck. That is what some people do if they don't trust there dog with the luggage. The second option is to let the dog stick its head out the window where ever it is convinent for you. Some dogs sticking there head out the window wouldnt be an option because they are not good in the car. Some dogs just lay there head down the whole time, then it would be a better idea with the cage. STEP 2-Making stops- Dogs will need to atleast walk around for a couple of minutes every 2 hours. If your taking a night trip you dont need… [cont.] Answered by pielover - Thu Dec 24 08:18:57 2009 What's the best way to make a camping experience in below-freezing weather comfortable? Q. I'd like to go camping next weekend but the weather in New Hampshire looks to be in the mid-20's F. I have a pretty warm sleeping bag. What other measures should I take to enjoy the camping, rather than freezing my butt off and not having a good time? Asked by Skywind - Mon Oct 20 15:21:43 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments A. man, you got some very primeval answers---build a lean-to?? lay nespapers and sticks under your tent?? ...i just camped up there columbus day weekend...if you're worried about being warm, go to Dick's Sporting Good's (or any sporting goods store)...and get a fleece liner for your bag for $10...the feeling of fleece wrapped around you will keep you toasty all night...seriously when you're tucked in it wont be bad, if anything you might get chilly when you're hanging around at night--for that just wear a jacket and keep the fire going---you'll be fine and have fun---its goiing to snow over the presidential range tonight--calling for a few inches at the highest elevation!! that reminds me, you might want mitts too Answered by Rogue Angel - Tue Oct 21 15:04:59 2008 What are some important things to bring camping?
Q. Me and my friend(s?) are planning a camping trip, and plan to leave in july. At the moment, we are saveing money and planning what we all need to bring...The small things, and the obvious things would be apriciated in your sugestions Asked by badcat_fool - Sun Dec 2 20:02:17 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments A. My top 10 list of basics for car camping: 1. Rain gear: coated nylon poncho or waterproof/breathable jacket and pants. 2. Tent, plastic ground sheet, stakes, mallet 3. Mummy bag (rated to minimum temp expected) 4. Foam sleeping pad(s) or insulated inflatable pad (Thermarest) 5. Camp stove, lighter, utensils, knife, cups, plates, can opener, paper towels, etc. 6. Cooler, full of ice and perishable food, drinks 7. Bug spray, with DEET 8. Sunscreen, hat 9. First Aid Kit 10. Flashlight, spare batteries, gas lantern, gas Just remember, for first timers it's better to borrow or rent equipment than buy brand new if at all possible, because it'll be a learning experience, and you may either not like it at all, or discover how little you really… [cont.] Answered by Schnurrbart, P.I. - Mon Dec 3 15:43:37 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Camping"
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