I need advice on coping with a muddy campsite
Our recent trip to the Northern California redwoods was fantastic, except for one thing: mud. It rained on and off for four days -- not a lot, but everything was wet. We had all the right gear for ...
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Sandals for indoors ("thongs"), trail running shoes for outdoors, no socks for casual wear, even in snow. Most of the time around camp I wear my shoes unlaced as slip-ons. That way I have no excuse for not slipping them off the moment I step inside.
This is also the reason I got rid of my carpeting. Not only was it collecting and warehousing dust and pine needles, it was the main source of airborne dust. Instead I laid down rubber gym matting for added insulation, and use a mini-vac. And I tossed my air filer.
And I'm sorry, Prof, you're still going to have to sweep daily.
This is also the reason I got rid of my carpeting. Not only was it collecting and warehousing dust and pine needles, it was the main source of airborne dust. Instead I laid down rubber gym matting for added insulation, and use a mini-vac. And I tossed my air filer.
And I'm sorry, Prof, you're still going to have to sweep daily.
