

| Subject: | Re: tires versus sleeping bags !!!camping .. |
| From: | madsen |
| Date: | Tue, 7 Dec 1999 21:09:17 -0500 |
I too am a lover of winter camping, and in northern Ontario we get our fair share of Father Winter. It's my favorite time of year to camp. The solitude is amazing - no-one around save for the few souls with similar love for winter camping. There's nothing like using my 87GL as a home base for all my horse-shoeing excursions. Heat? what heat? I only need my down bag(Western Mountaineering) which cost almost as much as my winter tires :) It keeps me nice and toasty even at -35C in my underwear...great feeling knowing its freezing cold outside but your're snug as a bug...Heck, if its a clear night, I'll throw the Thermarest on the snow and crash under the stars. I pack food and water in a water tight bag and stuff it down the bottom of the sleeping bag to keep it unfrozen. Happy camping.. Ken Madsen Ontario 87GL 87Golf Diesel 95 Jetta GLX Pierre A Lachance wrote: > tires are exactly like sleeping bags ??? there are no true four > season tires, as there are no four season sleeping bags... but for the > principle, I can admit that there are winter tires and there are winter > sleepings bags !!! all depending where you live ... and on the contrary, > you can find both > of these items in a three season package , even if they are sold as all > seasons ... I never sold tires, but sleeping bags, as a hobby. Snow > camping shoud be tried at least once in your life... nature is so different > surrounded by a all white winter coat !!!! light, no sounds etc etc... and > there are no heaters used...because of a lot of factors... except the one > you love... different kind of heat... > > pierre a.
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