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08-20-2003, 06:41 PM

Ray's comments and passion makes me think of Robert Frost. He has definitely taken "... the road less traveled," and for him, that has "... made all the difference."

For me, I feel strongly both ways -- any day camping, is like a day in paradise (communing with nature or packed in the busiest urban park). I can turn the absolute worse KOA experience into a pleasure. Guess it's all in the attitude. Towing that TM behind you is like taking that pioneer trek west. We try to go somewhere new each time. The way I look at it -- So much to see, so little time.

08-20-2003, 06:41 PM	#12
efelker Guest Posts: n/a	Re:Camping in the Intermountain West vs elsewhere in the nation... Ray's comments and passion makes me think of Robert Frost. He has definitely taken "... the road less traveled," and for him, that has "... made all the difference." For me, I feel strongly both ways -- any day camping, is like a day in paradise (communing with nature or packed in the busiest urban park). I can turn the absolute worse KOA experience into a pleasure. Guess it's all in the attitude. Towing that TM behind you is like taking that pioneer trek west. We try to go somewhere new each time. The way I look at it -- So much to see, so little time.