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Re: Rain days in camp?

Postby NevadaBlue » Sun Jan 12, 2020 7:45 pm

Yes, an old thread. It needs revived. RAIN on the roof is paradise. Rain is what books are for.
Just be ready to relax and enjoy! :D
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Re: Rain days in camp?

Postby tony.latham » Sun Jan 12, 2020 7:55 pm

RAIN on the roof is paradise. Rain is what books are for.


Blue:

What genre is your preferred camp read? :thinking:

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Re: Rain days in camp?

Postby swoody126 » Sun Jan 12, 2020 8:48 pm

NevadaBlue wrote:Yes, an old thread. It needs revived. RAIN on the roof is paradise. Rain is what books are for.
Just be ready to relax and enjoy! :D


rain on the roof is for peace n friends

rain on the roof is for a campfire

rain on the roof is for a nap

rain on the roof is for a cuppa

and as you say rain on the roof is for a good book

rain on the roof could be for a combination of several of the above

me likey rain on the roof ;-)

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Re: Rain days in camp?

Postby NevadaBlue » Sun Jan 12, 2020 9:04 pm

tony.latham wrote:
RAIN on the roof is paradise. Rain is what books are for.


Blue:

What genre is your preferred camp read? :thinking:

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I like Nessmuk’s books, old trail journals and just general wilderness living. I have several by brave souls in the Yukon and Alaska.
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Re: Rain days in camp?

Postby tony.latham » Sun Jan 12, 2020 10:08 pm

rain on the roof is for peace n friends

rain on the roof is for a campfire

rain on the roof is for a nap

rain on the roof is for a cuppa

and as you say rain on the roof is for a good book

rain on the roof could be for a combination of several of the above

me likey rain on the roof ;-)

sw


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Re: Rain days in camp?

Postby GPW » Mon Jan 13, 2020 8:27 am

Rain is for books …. Coloring books !!! 8)
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Re: Rain days in camp?

Postby Dahlia47 » Mon Jan 13, 2020 8:32 pm

We camped this past weekend and it rained. Luckily the rain didn't come till after sundown. We still had to abandon the outside and head in. The next morning was nice and cold. Hiked 5+ miles. I honestly don't mind the rain. For me, it depends on how light or heavy the rain is. I am a dog walker. I used to have 2 dogs I cared for that loved the rain. They got excited. Since they hated the heat, the rainy walks were the best for them! LOL Then up at the cabin up on the mountain as a kid, it rained. We played in it. Also played in the streets when it rained in the city. It was great! My 2 morning walks don't mind misty walks, but anything beyond that, they give me a look. A sad look. Poor pups!

It just really depends on how rainy it is.
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Re: Rain days in camp?

Postby Modstock » Thu Jan 16, 2020 9:02 pm

Camped a week in Yellowstone last year. It rained off and on every day. Cooked outside under the ez-up. Wasn't too bad.
Made me rethink some things though.
Then I camped in near blizzard conditions and wanted to cook dinner but couldn't , which led to major changes. Cause more blizzard camping is going to happen.

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