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Topic: A very cool way to camp!  (Read 942 times)

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mooch

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sonoramike

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I'm sure I would wake up swimming  :smt006


mooch

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I'm sure I would wake up swimming  :smt006

...better falling on water than on ground right?  :smt002


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That looks like a sweet way to camp. All you have to do is attach a kayak to it and it could be a floating base camp.
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Nice hammock! I used to sleep in the hammock all the time when I was younger. Would love to try it again on a camping trip.
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It's A Huckleberry Finn adventure. I would do that.  Wasn't there a Discovery episode where some adventures built a raft  and floated the Columbia River?