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Permanent campsites. What extras do you add on /out/? 2016-05-26 23:56:11 Post No. 776892
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Permanent campsites. What extras do you add on /out/?
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2016-05-26 23:56:11
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Besides the cleared area for bedding and a fire ring, what do you add onto your permanent or semi permanent campsites?
I always try to drag in a log for seating and on lazyer trips chained falled trees to the truck an taken them back to camp. The latter being for firewood. After watching the primitive tech youtube channel I have ignorant ideals of making little shacks out there.
I got to wondering about other setups and google only returned RV "campers" if you can even call it camping with ac and a tv.. I digress /out/
What extras do you add to your campsite
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>>776892
Fire grate for cooking on. Along with the ring. Sitting rocks/logs. That's about all.
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>>776892
Xbox
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>>776892
Why are they so small?
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>>776892
Cast iron cookware. Bring it up piece by piece during differant trips to lighten your load. Build up an awesome set over time. Bury/hide it when you're not there.
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>>776892
I'd dig a good latrine/compose dump
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make a lean-to or single high(ish) wall for cover/sleeping
then enclose camp to deter annnnnimals
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>>776892
>Fire Ring
>Three sided Lean To
>Sitting log
>Raised bedding (Basically a few downed saplings to keep me off the ground)
>Second Lean-To for firewood
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>>778933
this, but I would plant some veg and herbs nearby as well.
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