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Not sure how long I’ll do this… but I would like to start hiking again.
Multiple sites out there linking to my images and placing them on their sites. Why not get your own photos and maps of the park ? Stop stealing mine. Thank you. ( Some of these site have nothing to do with hiking and camping. )
Yes, there is no way to contact me. When I last used a contact page on another web site, I got nothing but spammers.
Sometimes I will vent my exasperations at lack of info. I’ll then have a nice nap, and move on with my life.
I am thinking about posting my camping trips from years ago. The camping story about the pancakes took place in Maryland about 1961-62.
I bought a book, ‘Explorer’s Guides: 50 Hikes in Alabama’, has info on hikes, but I haven’t used it yet as a guide. Some of the maps are small and/or blurry. A good read, has details of trails.
I designed this site by myself, without any help from others.
November, 2023
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Nov 13
Moving this site over to Namecheap. Move in progress, not all articles have been moved. Since I“m not moving everything over, I decided to do it by hand myself.
1) No instructions came with this tent. 2) None of the reviews I looked at on youtube showed how to install the rain fly. 3) The tent bag claims there are instructions. There was a drawing showing the tent poles.
A series of photos of my newest tent, a 4-sided dome tent. page 2.
The dirty boot pocket. Shown from the inside, it has a zipper on the outside of the tent as well.
The window in the door.
The top, where the main poles cross over the middle, and the tie so they don’t slip off to one side.
1) No instructions came with this tent. 2) None of the reviews I looked at on youtube showed how to install the rain fly. 3) The tent bag claims there are instructions. There was a drawing showing the tent poles.
A series of photos of my newest tent, a 4-sided dome tent.
Where the rain fly pole connects. The second clip, for the main tent poles in the front, has a small hole in it.
The one on the right side, front, above the electrical port.
The ‘porch’, a triangular piece of tent. The rest is the ground cloth I purchased separately.
The next 4 photos are of the huger mosquito netting area with the rain fly in place.
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