Average Jane’s Camping Lessons

Here are a few of the lessons I took away from last weekend’s camping trip:

  • It’s good to be away from cell phones and e-mail for a few days.  It allows you to go out into the woods and think about…being in the woods.
  • Everything cooked over a campfire is delicious.  (Well, except for the dessicated can of pork and beans that’s apparently a tradition for the group I accompanied, but nobody actually ate any of the beans.)
  • The campground owner/canoe outfitter on people shouting and ‘yahoo’ing in the woods, "I’ve been to the city a few times and if I had to live there, I’d need to come out here and yell, too."
  • Sleeping in a tent is more comfortable than you’d think, but going back to a bed with a real mattress and sheets afterward is heavenly.

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  1. Rozanne Avatar

    I so agree about being away from cell phones and computers. I was just on the Oregon Coast, and cell phones don’t work too well out there. It was so refreshing not to see people walking around with those ding-dong things glued to their ears.

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