3 miles and it is a group site, so water etc. is not a problem. A $2 per person registration fee is welcomed. A lot of money was put into this weekend.
We might have some fun stuff available for us. Until then, that is all I can say.
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3 miles and it is a group site, so water etc. is not a problem. A $2 per person registration fee is welcomed. A lot of money was put into this weekend.
We might have some fun stuff available for us. Until then, that is all I can say.
Thanks Ken, that short walk in should allow a lot of hang time. I'll Paypal you $, and happy to help out with more if you are short.
EJ
good to hear from you
looking foward to seeing you and andrea on this trip i have decided ryan will make the trip with me so you guys will see him there
also i sent you a pm a while back but don t know if you got it
anyway should you happen to need any loaner gear let me know and ill help you out
just pm me with what you are going to need and ill bring it along
can t wait to see you guys again along with everyone else
getting closer guys
see everyone soon
kevin
Hi everyone, I just wanted to clear something up before we go, I DO NOT SNORE!, I'ts Kevin, he's a ventriloquist snor'er, so it just sounds like I'm snoring, just kidding, if this thread keeps going it may end up as long as the one on Chaff, about Carbon Flame Wars.
EASY JACK lol we all know you are looking for someone to blame for you getting a noise polution citation but don t look at me
i only snore if im really tired or really drunk neither of which i have been in a while so its all you man
kevin
Poor Jack…The Man, The Myth, The Legend. And yes I have heard him snore too
I camped next to Jack lat year. His first words to me the next morning were, who won? I think he is implying that I snore.
Andrea and I were off to the the other side of Jack last year. Good earplugs + double wall tent = only heard him when we hit the bathroom early AM.
And it was a pleasure to meet him.
So don't let any potential nocturnal symphony scare you away from a great trip.
In the Sierras I'd imagine a good snorer would help scare bears away, or, on the other hand, bring on some aggressive bear mating. Who would be more surprised when a hot-to-trot bear peels back the sleeping bag – Jack or the bear?
Perhaps this year someone will collect video evidence of "who won."
in the Sierra's it may scare bears, but it will keep you awake. Jack and I are like dueling banjos…loud
Ya know Jack, we are teasing my friend!
I guess it's been lucky experience that I've never missed the ear-plugs that I wasn't carrying.
Being new here I'm not quite sure what to expect, but at least I know to pack some plugs!
Looking forward to meeting you all.
Aaron, are you planning on attending? I don't have you on the list but I can add you if need be. Let me know please. Also there is a $2 fee for this adventure!
wise choice on the earplugs my friend i have been there and can tell you
that between ken t ken h and jumpbackjack there will not be a bear in the surrounding 5 miles around out camp LOL other than the snoring ones in thier tents
just kidding guys
kevin
Ya know what's funny, is when I'm at high altitude I don't snore as loud, or as much, so I've been told, go figure!
If you guys want, I can stop by Harbour Freight and pick up a 50 gallon drum of ear plugs for evreyone, HA! HA! Ken I'll take Legend, sounds good to me, almost as good as my other title SUPERMAN! able to stop bear's with a single breath! snoring that is.
Sleep at your own risk you've been forewarned!!!
Ken, I sent Ken T Paypal last night for "+1!" See you Friday.
I prefer to just bring a pair of vise-grips. Lock those tightly around a snorer's nose and they stop snoring. Guaranteed!
You mean I am not the only one to carry baby vise- grips in my pocket? I usually leave them in the car while on the trail, but,then again…
You mean I am not the only one to carry baby vise- grips in my pocket? I usually leave them in the car while on the trail, but,then again…
Here is a lighter, just as effective alternative:
Not sure why I'm offering that info … seeing that I'm likely to be one other those banished to the far side of the campsite. But then I'm told that I'm more recently just a shadow of my previous rumbling self … the fact that I no longer fall asleep in fear of my wife's elbows would seem to confirm that.
ok thats it
im going to bring some construction orange marking paint and i will mark a section
away from all the non snorers and label it on the ground as (snoring section only)
if you snore and want a designated site let me know and ill spray an outline on the ground where your tent/tarp/bivy needs to go and if you want it custom ill spray your name on the inside of the outline
no pliers or clips required
LOL
kevin
We'll just keep the snorers downwind.
I think the state park people would be particularly upset if somebody used real paint. They will approve it only if they hear the snoring at park headquarters.
–B.G.–
I resent this witch hunt against us "known" snorer's. How dare you all single us out and subject us to unfair conditions….why I oughta!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Between Jack and myself we can out snore anyone!
maybe we just need some small signs reading
I SNORE THEREFORE I AM and hang them on the tents of the known snorers in the group
lol
kevin
Only real men snore
"Only real men snore"
That's funny, I thought it was real women who snored. They even wrote a song about it:
I am woman, hear me snore
In volume too loud to ignore
And I snore too much to go back an' pretend……
No need for signs. Audible noises will emanate from the tents! And after all this talk, no one will have heard a thing.
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