12:16 PMKeyser Soze
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To me, recalling my Boy Scout years and experiences in western Kansas,
eastern Colorado, and South Dakota, camping meant sleeping out under the
stars or in tent. It didn't require backpacking. Oh, and I don't recall
mentioning a tour bus...is that part of your fantasy? The tent we stayed
in was a tad smaller than the one in the photo you provided.

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No transport and no pac? But yet you set up a tent? Sumpin just ain't right....

On 7/23/18 2:18 PM, Tim wrote:

12:16 PMKeyser Soze
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To me, recalling my Boy Scout years and experiences in western Kansas,
eastern Colorado, and South Dakota, camping meant sleeping out under the
stars or in tent. It didn't require backpacking. Oh, and I don't recall
mentioning a tour bus...is that part of your fantasy? The tent we stayed
in was a tad smaller than the one in the photo you provided.

.......
No transport and no pac? But yet you set up a tent? Sumpin just ain't right....


I had a duffel with my stuff. The scout leaders had the camping gear.
Setting up a pup tent was well within my abilities, though I appreciate
that you probably had to have help.

Keyser Soze
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To me, recalling my Boy Scout years and experiences in western Kansas,
eastern Colorado, and South Dakota, camping meant sleeping out under the
stars or in tent.
............

How old were you then, Harry. A boy scout newspaper editor? Hmmmm

On Mon, 23 Jul 2018 11:20:41 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

Keyser Soze
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To me, recalling my Boy Scout years and experiences in western Kansas,
eastern Colorado, and South Dakota, camping meant sleeping out under the
stars or in tent.
...........

How old were you then, Harry. A boy scout newspaper editor? Hmmmm

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Sounds like Kamping 101 must have been a required course at Kansas
Klown Kollege.

On 7/23/18 2:20 PM, Tim wrote:
Keyser Soze
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To me, recalling my Boy Scout years and experiences in western Kansas,
eastern Colorado, and South Dakota, camping meant sleeping out under the
stars or in tent.
...........

How old were you then, Harry. A boy scout newspaper editor? Hmmmm


My recollection is that I was a cub scout at 7 or 8, a boy scout at 11,
and a sea scout at 14 or so. I had rural buddies when I lived in Kansas
and Missouri, and we did "camping light" a couple of times a year,
usually in western Kansas and we rode horses. I did a bit of that in
Kansas.

On Mon, 23 Jul 2018 13:16:03 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote:

On 7/23/18 12:40 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 23 Jul 2018 09:38:50 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote:

On 7/23/18 9:36 AM, Tim wrote:
Hope you didn’t get rained out too bad...



Camping? Hahahahaha... Camping...

Weren't you just the guy who was telling us about the tour bus
dropping you at a Tent cabin?
http://www.denalihwy.com/images/tent...imberline3.jpg
It doesn't sound like you were back packing into the wilderness
either.


To me, recalling my Boy Scout years and experiences in western Kansas,
eastern Colorado, and South Dakota, camping meant sleeping out under the
stars or in tent. It didn't require backpacking. Oh, and I don't recall
mentioning a tour bus...is that part of your fantasy? The tent we stayed
in was a tad smaller than the one in the photo you provided.

I didn't hear you say you rented a car so it was just a guess.

On Mon, 23 Jul 2018 06:36:44 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

Hope you didn’t get rained out too bad...

Nope, we had a great time. This was a rally for the Virginia Good Sam club held down at the Virginia
State Fairgrounds. There were about 85 RV's there. All the activities, bands, etc, were in the main
events building which is about as big as a 747 airplane hangar. So, we didn't have to spend much
time in the rain on Saturday. The other days were beautiful, and the ride back yesterday was very
nice, even though it was on I-95. Of course we left about 8:30 before the traffic had a chance to
get bad.