Fred Basset by Alex Graham for August 31, 2013

cute and true!

for glamour-camping?

Sorta looks like our campsite -when my wife gets through with it. Double high air mattress, porta-potty, two burner stove and a week’s supply of tea bags but I can’t have enough coffee for two days. She even wants electricity to keep her ‘new’ tablet and cell phone charged.

I can live with this kind of camping.

Here in the Pacific Northwest, that’s what’s known as a Yurt Camp

I call it “overnight picnicking”. Just as a picnic requires a vast weight of gear for one meal, this does for what can be just as comfortable on one’s back. Work with nature, not against.

My guess is this set up wasn’t brought with them in their small car. Why a tent when they could have a cabin? And, what’s with the smoke stack? Wood stove for heat and cooking?

This is the way to camp.

All the comfy’s of home with a very,very large front yard and back yard

glamping is really pointess.