If you're afraid of the dark...don't camp!
I am more and more amazed at the people that camp and feel the need to light up the entire campground. I'm not talking about the Christmas lights or rope LED's, I'm talking about people that feel the ...
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wbwood wrote:
Some things we have come to realize:
- If you camp in a campground with fire pits, expect there to be campfires
- if you camp somewhere without hook ups and there are posted generator hours, expect generators running, during those hours.
- If you camp in dark places, expect people to light up their area (and maybe some of yours).
But with all that said, we do expect that quiet hours means quiet hours. Quiet doesn't just mean "shhhh", it's also being mindful of others trying to sleep around you.
agree .... its interesting that we tend to believe that everyone else should conform to our idea of the way things should be .... we've been in all of the lower 48 states and have only left early once due to problem neighbors .... that was due to after midnight gunfire just outside the CG for two consecutive nights when we were camping in New Orleans a few weeks prior to Katrina
Jim
