To camp or not camp at WMart ?
Big story in the paper today about 4 Walmart in our area. 2 allow overnights, 2 do not. It was discussed by City Fathers when building permits were issued, but no action so now they have a dilemma...
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Regarding the noise issue... I've stayed in some awful noisy campgrounds, no better or worse than a WalMart lot.
Murphy's law or whatever, at a campground I'll get a spot next to the guy who needs to be a work by 6 so he starts his diesel at 5am to "warm up", or the group that's well into their second 36 pack of beers yucking it up around the campfire.
the rumble of a trucker's diesel or aux cooling unit turns into white noise - no worse than my Yamaha 2000 purring away in the truck bed.
I do admit, I find the automatic occasional purging of air brakes to be distracting while trying to sleep.
Murphy's law or whatever, at a campground I'll get a spot next to the guy who needs to be a work by 6 so he starts his diesel at 5am to "warm up", or the group that's well into their second 36 pack of beers yucking it up around the campfire.
the rumble of a trucker's diesel or aux cooling unit turns into white noise - no worse than my Yamaha 2000 purring away in the truck bed.
I do admit, I find the automatic occasional purging of air brakes to be distracting while trying to sleep.
