Camping Tips

[xoxoxoBruce]

Skip the hassle of camping, go Glamping in California.

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Each of our ten safari tents have a full ocean view. Starting at $250/night, you can expect the following at Terra Glamping:

Comfort and luxury - Sleep well on a memory foam bed with down comforter, in a well appointed safari tent
Reconnect with nature - Enjoy a digital detox as you take in the sun, ocean and stars
Connect with others - Romance is in the air as you and your sweetheart meet new friends or enjoy the privacy of your tent
Adventure - Whale watching, a campfire with s'mores, hiking and kayaking await...or read a book and enjoy the ocean breeze

[Griff]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

Skip the hassle of camping, go Glamping in California.

kinda missing the whole point aren't they?


The last pad I got was closed cell. Pi's article gets it right they are comfortable and rugged but bulky to pack.

[footfootfoot]

Originally Posted by Griff

kinda missing the whole point aren't they?

Back in my bike mechanic days, people were still touring. One day we mechanics were spec'ing out our dream touring bikes discussing what braze-ons we wanted for racks and water bottles and other accessories. The manager said his ideal touring bike had only one pair of braze-ons right on the top tube, for his credit card. Bike from hotel to hotel, sleep in a nice warm bed and have a hot shower.

He was (still is. actually) all about biking.

Originally Posted by Griff

The last pad I got was closed cell. Pi's article gets it right they are comfortable and rugged but bulky to pack.

I have tried about six different pads and nothing tops my green closed-cell ensolite pad. Mine got destroyed/lost/given away by Kali. I would like to find another. Perhaps I can just find a foam supplier and get some closed cell neoprene, which is what I think they were made of.

[Griff]

Originally Posted by footfootfoot

Back in my bike mechanic days, people were still touring. One day we mechanics were spec'ing out our dream touring bikes discussing what braze-ons we wanted for racks and water bottles and other accessories. The manager said his ideal touring bike had only one pair of braze-ons right on the top tube, for his credit card. Bike from hotel to hotel, sleep in a nice warm bed and have a hot shower.

He was (still is. actually) all about biking.

Gotta know what you want.

My touring bike has been hanging a long time.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Snek! Snek! Don't fall for the old suck out the poison trick, ladies.