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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Dtaylor wrote:
Personally, I do not see the big deal about people leaving lights on at night. When I go to bed, I black out the windows, turn the AC fan on for background noise and sleep like a baby.
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While I do pretty much the same thing the basic issue still remains: Should you have to? It comes down to where do your "rights" end and mine "begin"? I don't expect complete darkness and quiet in a campground but I do expect everyone to be cognizant of what they do and not have the attitude "tough snoogies, I can do what I want". Go back a few pages and look at Pitch's post. I think he stated it very well.
Personally, I do not see the big deal about people leaving lights on at night. When I go to bed, I black out the windows, turn the AC fan on for background noise and sleep like a baby.
x2
While I do pretty much the same thing the basic issue still remains: Should you have to? It comes down to where do your "rights" end and mine "begin"? I don't expect complete darkness and quiet in a campground but I do expect everyone to be cognizant of what they do and not have the attitude "tough snoogies, I can do what I want". Go back a few pages and look at Pitch's post. I think he stated it very well.
