Generators!! Yes YOU!
Since when did generators become an esential piece 0f camping equipment? Must I hear a dry campgound buzzing all day long because people and KIDS can’t unplug? Do people come out to camp anym...
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Lantley wrote:egarant wrote:azdryheat wrote:
I frankly don't care if my generator offends someone. I'll camp the way I want and you camp the way you want. I'll do my best to park far away from you. Doesn't sound very nice but that's the way it is. Out in the boonies there are no rules.
Scary…….
This isn't the wild west. As long as you are living in a civilized society there are rules.
Do you really want it to be survival of the fittest?
Actually, I do live and camp in the wild west - SoAZ. With our porous border you don't know who's coming through your camp. BTW, there are no posted rules, that I've seen, concerning generator use and quiet hours in the BLM areas where I camp. And yes, I do believe in quiet while in a recognized RV park with others nearby. Out in the boonies, not so much.
One other point - loud music. I went to war with a jerk at Alamo Lake State Park who insisted on using his outdoor speakers cranked up, so that everyone could hear. I asked him politely to turn off the outside speakers to which he told me it was daytime and quiet hours weren't in effect. The ranger settled it.
