Campfires aren't what they use to be
We are camping in a county park in Kalamazoo MI. A travel trailer pulls into the site next to us yesterday. A man set up the camper and left the young woman and three boys. Haven't seen him back since...
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Lantley wrote:
While I don't necessarily agree with burning trash or littering. I can tell you it would not interfere with my overall camping experience because I would be busy doing my own thing vs. spending my time watching/monitoring what my neighbor was doing.
Unless directly confronted with a unavoidable issue I try to let the CG management enforce the rules, and monitor the CG happenings.
I go camping to escape the rat race and relax. It's going to take more than a couple of playing kids and trash burning to interfere with my camping experience.
X2..I try not to sweat the little things. Been a few times where I have to clean the fire pit out, no big deal, I clean it out, stack my wood, start camp fire, sit back have a drink and enjoy MY campfire, the outdoors, and the scenery.
Which would you rather have:
or this? I choose this even though it is a down poor I still choose this. Do not sweat the small things.
