silversand wrote:
Very nice to ride along with ya! That road looked quite tricky to navigate in many places (your speedometer never exceeded about ~~5 MPH).
We often clean up "messes" left by previous campers. I don't know if this is a product of the 21st Century up-and-coming camping cohort, or, if this was pervasive in the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, too (I don't ever recall anecdotally, ever seeing this decades ago)...
Cheers,
Sand & Dunes
This is becoming the norm, especially with the gap between "city bred" people who never step outside concrete jungles unless they want to party and not have the cops come down on them, versus people who actually have respect for the outdoors.
Even the government parks have to adapt to this:
This map is of a part of Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument... and it is well laid out for a RV park... but for real camping with stuff like trees and campfires... not so much.
