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The best idea I've heard is to go with someone who knows what they're doing. I think you would be unlikely to do something dangerous if you went it alone, but y
by bartonfink 16y ago
The best idea I've heard is to go with someone who knows what they're doing. I think you would be unlikely to do something dangerous if you went it alone, but you could certainly get yourself into an uncomfortable situation without someone who's done it before. Camping seems to be a highly experiential body of knowledge, so I suspect trying to study will be of limited usefulness.
My long-term plan was to have a son and get him involved in the Scouts so I could learn all the stuff I missed as a kid. Unfortunately, the Y chromosome bit didn't get flipped with this pregnancy, so I'm SOL for the time being...
- Mz 16y agoOh, my plan is to go with people who are just as inexperienced (or more so) than I am. Not really wanting to camp per se. But thinking that may wind up being part of other plans which I am hesitant to spell out. So one of my interests is in gathering online informational resources to aid in my tentative adventure. Thanks for the reply!
- trafficlight 16y agoYou will have a much better time if you go with someone who knows what they're doing. What state do you live in?
- Mz 16y agoI'm in Georgia. But I'm not really looking to camp here. I'm looking to camp elsewhere.