Your food and you.
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Ain’t really a problem up there… but it can be in other places… how you gonna hang the cooler up lol and they can climb too
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Fire ban goes in effect Friday, no more campfires this year.
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It’s probably for the best.
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True, most people are pretty careless.
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Do you have a gas camp stove?
Just a little backpacking one, Considering buying a bigger “camping stove” for car camping though.
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They’re worth it for car camping, especially since you can’t start a fire.
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I was enjoying using the iron skillet in the campfire method of cooking.
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Well, that’s old school and the best.
I remember my mom cooking breakfast in the early morning before a day out on the river…also the fish at night from the day’s haul.
Good times.
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Can’t do it without a fire, but a neat thing to do while camping is too make up a meal like a stew type thing or almost anything, wrap it tightly in foil and toss in the coals for a while…i’m sure there are videos on it for next fall.
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I roasted some sweetcorn that way last time.
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I saw something similar for Mt Hood earlier today… guess I need to get a shovel for the car.
While you are traveling through the forests and rural areas, unless you are on a state highway, county road or driveway, each vehicle must have:
One round pointed shovel which has a face not less than 8 inches wide and a handle not less than 26 inches long
AND
- Either one gallon of water or one operational 2½ pound or larger fire extinguisher. This applies no matter what the fire danger level.
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I was thinking about getting the roofracks and one of those big plastic cases that go on it.
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You should pick up one of these!
1937 Packard Motor Home.
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You might find this interesting. 
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I like the big tent I can stand up in and the queen sized home air mattress… I have my backpacking tent if I need a small lightweight setup.
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