

| Subject: | Re: Most Outrageous Vanagon Stealth Camping Spots? |
| From: | John Goubeaux |
| Date: | Mon, 29 Oct 2007 22:26:33 -0700 |
All this talk of "stealth camping adventures" brings me back to my more youthful days driving around Mexico in my green 63 split window van, nicknamed "el chapulin". My Mexican girlfriend at the time, Nela Zuazua, and I decided to go for an overnight up in the Sierra in Northern Puebla, close to where we lived. We ended up parking on the edge of some cornfield at some ungodly hour of the night and after getting high and what I remember as a night of endless pleasure rolling around in the back, we fell fast asleep. At the crack of dawn we were rudely rousted by loud banging on the van and voices. Before we even had time to jump to, and get our cloths on, we saw the withered faces of several toothless campesinos pressed up against the fogged up windows of the van, no doubt all the more pleased to see two white, butt naked bodies in the back. I still remember their huge smiles and friendly morning greetings as well as wondering at the time "what the hell do these guys want" ? Fortunately they were not the "machete wielding types" and were only curious as to what a "hippy van" was doing in their cornfield. Tom Buese wrote: > Weekending in Santa Barbara makes moi wanna stealth camp just for the > hell of it. What are some of the most outrageous vanagon related > stealth campsites this esteemed group has tried? > > Tom B.-The Loop in Chicago was nice
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