DO: Lock food in your vehicle to keep animals away. DON’T: Leave a half-eaten bag of Cheetos and box wine in your tent or you’ll return from your hike to random trails of orange pawprints being ground into your sleeping bags by a drunk raccoon. DO: Pitch your tent near paths so you can get around the campground easily. DON’T: Assume paths near campgrounds are made by humans or you’ll be awakened in the middle of the night by a herd of free-range cattle mooing and pooing. DO: Secure your tent by pounding tent stakes deeply into the ground after…
Author: Paula Grace
Paula Grace
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