The Unofficially Officially Unofficial MT.net Miatas @ MRLS Meatup Thread (2019)
08-20-2015, 11:49 AM
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<p>Oh I will. She's putting up with camping 3 nights in a row, and driving a car she hates driving for like a 12hr trip. I have no idea how she puts up with some of my ****. I know I sure as hell wouldn't.</p><p>Whats the best way to organize all this stuff? Does everyone have a facebook? We need some mt.net paddock space, and figure out some sort of breakfast.</p>
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08-20-2015, 12:14 PM
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<p>Try it in oregon. California camping sucks, especially in the summer. You get up in the cascades and get a good view, or out in the Idaho wilderness, you'll never want to leave.</p>
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08-20-2015, 02:07 PM
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<p>I'm debating about camping. I like to camp if I'm going out into the wilderness and camping and hiking and such. But I really really DON'T like camping as a money-saving venture. After driving all day I don't want to have to pitch a tent and build a fire and set up sleeping bags and try to sleep in a tent or out of a tent or on a rock or under a tree.</p><p>I want to drop my bag, take a shower, and go to bed.</p><p>I have a credit card to make up the difference.</p>
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08-20-2015, 02:12 PM
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<p>I'm debating about camping. I like to camp if I'm going out into the wilderness and camping and hiking and such. But I really really DON'T like camping as a money-saving venture. After driving all day I don't want to have to pitch a tent and build a fire and set up sleeping bags and try to sleep in a tent or out of a tent or on a rock or under a tree.</p><p>I want to drop my bag, take a shower, and go to bed.</p><p>I have a credit card to make up the difference.</p>
But aidan is a young buck. Strong like ox.
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08-20-2015, 02:21 PM
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<p>I have done a whole lot of camping in my life, and if you figure it out, its close to as good as a hotel.</p><p>Good camping matress and tent are #1. If you don't sleep well you will always hate camping.</p><p>Good tent. Mine is my parents old family tent. 4 poles to set up, staked down it will take a 60mph rainstorm in stride, and keep you dry inside.</p><p>Camp stove. Nobody cooks on campfires, thats for n00bs.</p><p>When you do it enough its really not bad. My gf and I can set up camp in 15 minutes and be lounging in the shade soon afterwards.</p><p>Now...I usually do that in my truck, with a 7ft bed...fitting it in the miata is going to be very interesting.</p>
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08-20-2015, 03:01 PM
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<p>I don't cook on the campfire but what's a campsite without a campfire? It's a spot in the dirt where you get to sleep like a miserable dog, that's what.</p>
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