Kilted Camping

[Macman]

That looks like a great time, Jamie. I remember doing the same thing when my kids were that age. It builds nice family memories. The cool thing is, they will remember things later that you long ago forgot.

[McMurdo]

Wonderful photos, glad you had a good weekend, Wolf Spiders notwithstanding, I'm sure Xena and Sinbad had a wonderful time.

[ChromeScholar]

Great photos. Hiking and camping in a kilt is the way to go.

[Alan H]

Wow, what a fantastic looking a camouflage kilt!

I love the pic of you and the kids on the bridge, and the firelight on the F-H.C.A.G. is lovely.

[Big Mikey]

Oh the things we suffer for our children. Great pics and I'm sure, great memories.

[JamesA]

Nice pictures. I am afraid that you ever estimate the effects of a vodka tonic. It would take a whole lot more than one. I need one now just thinking about it.

[Ancienne Alliance]

Great photos.Thanks for sharing.

[Dirk Skene]

The boardwalk reminds me of one we have near hear at Big Hill Pond State Park. It goes across a swamp with streams that somehow make it to the Tennessee River. Man, if I had time I'd be camping every weekend I know the 2 of you & the kids enjoyed it very much. Thanks for the pix.

[Tartan Hiker]

Obviously I'm not too concerned about spiders, but I'd only suggest this for those who sleep lightly enough to be aware of snakes looking for a shady spot.



Too much Vodka could make this a very risky behavior.

[The F-H.C.A.G.]

... (I'm a mosquito magnet, they never bite my wife).

Lesson learned, Deep Woods Off is your friend, apply liberally to lower limbs, often.

Regards,
Tom

I am the mosquito magnet in our family. Despite liberal applications of mosquito repellent (horrible stuff that it is), I still managed to acquire 27 mosquito bites (yes, I counted them!). I imagine the symptoms of West Nile virus will start any day now.

Be well,