I would replace the Book with a WeatherProtectedCamera & get out &
shoot some stuff that most people don't because ~ "It'sRaining".

                                                        ORR ~ DeanB

On 24 Oct , 2012, at 11:01 AM, Rob wrote:

> At  10/24/2012 08:45 AM, Jarrett Anthony Kupcinski wrote:
>> Nice write up and pics, thanks for sharing. Camping in the damp and
>> cold can be depressing. On the other hand, with the right equipment,
>> it can also be liberating. Campgrounds are quieter, for one thing.
>> Trails are empty. There's something soothing about the sound of rain
>> on the top (assuming your skylight isn't leaking). Get an awning, a
>> decent rain shell, a good pair of waterproof boots, and pack a set
>> (or two) of dry socks. Bring a book and a cozy blanket.
>
> There is something to be said for plug in camping (even on a wet day)
> at the ocean. Warm in your Westy home listening to the waves and walk
> on a deserted beach.
> Rubber boots, rain gear, a jacket, dry clothes, an electric heater, a
> good book & something great to fix for dinner. For that day it's
> really not going to get any better.
>
>
>
> Rob
>
> vwrobb@gmail.com
> Still in western Washington State, USA