The "Milky Way" test of a boondocking site
I know there are many definitions of boondocking, and that is a good thing. But here is one possible test -- if you are not in a campground and you can see the Milky Way under clear skies, you are re...
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One more thought -- if you look at the final version, you can see that there is a band of darkness along the ridgeline. That was caused by the steepness of the slope. The ridge threw a deep shadow on the steeper northern part of the mountainside. Since there was no moon that night, the only light source was the Milky Way, to the south of the ridge.
