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Location: closely held secret | I refer to it as voluntarily lowering your standard of living. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Winter Camping? Done a bunch of it!
Colorado, Massachusetts, Flagstaff, New Hamster...
Gone to sleep to a cold clear night...
Wake-up to a winter wonderland.
Just the Ol' Lady and Sativa-the-Dog to keep ya' warm.
Cooking outside, a touch of Jack to get the blood flowing.
(not too much, cuz alcohol/drunkenness means Death in the cold)
See the snow before anyone tracks it up, 'cept the deer and bunny wabbits...
Back then, it was called adventure and getting back to nature!
[Nowadays, they'll arrest your butt for your own protection and they call it Homelessness!] |
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| Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
... Sativa-the-Dog to keep ya' warm. Gotta be the best dog name I've heard in a while, didja have another named Cannabis? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | No, had an Orange Tabby Alley-Cat named Cannabis, First.
(We had a basement apartment, he came in the window outta the rain...)
Then we got the puppy-dog... Cannabis and Sativa. :cool:
Yeah, it was the 70's...
And as someone said, "The 70's really was everything that the 60's were famous for..."
[BTW... Thirty years later, I still miss that Dog :( ....Fondly! :) ] |
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Location: Michigan | Bring your Taylor not the Ovation , wood burns longer.GWB |
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| Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
Yeah, it was the 70's...
And as someone said, "The 70's really was everything that the 60's were famous for..."  Yeah, I remember the '70s (I think!?!? :eek: ) |
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Location: Whitecourt, Ab | Build a fire, add a bunch of rocks into the fire just big enough to fit in the F hole of a guitar. Just before you go to sleep put the rocks in the guitar, and cuddle up to that gitter in the sleeping bag, it'll keep you warm all night (don't try this with a wooden guitar) |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I'm probably going this Friday.
Amongst the other great info, I always have HotHands hand warmers with me. Toss a couple in the bag and one in the pillow and it's a warm and toasty night. |
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Location: enid, ok | Good tip! Another is-oh, never mind! |
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Location: Detroit area | Originally posted by cliff:
. . and make sure that the dog's not hungry or wet, either. That would be a "One Dog Night", right? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Do not, repeat DO NOT, put the Hot Hands down your pants!
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Way off topic, but worth a shot:
