Colman folding cot, Woods canvas sleeping bag good to -15F and a Crazy Crow camp blanket. Hudson Bay blanket on standby just in case. Great to crawl into at the end of the day!
Camp beds, let’s see some
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Phil Coffins
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Yup the red longjohns are a given. 
Thank gawd it ain't a nudie~!
CuNosecap
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Some things just cannot be unseen. Does Amazon carry eye bleach?
That is a GREAT photo!
MLF needs to do a 2024 calendar, and I nominate this for January!
Phil Coffins
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Then where’s your submission?
I could not come close to the quality and composition of your work, and I stand humbled in its presence.
Perchance I have a creative epiphany, I will share my attempt, but yours will be the standard to which all others will be held.
Perchance I have a creative epiphany, I will share my attempt, but yours will be the standard to which all others will be held.
booze and a new fangled cartridge sharps!!! shame on you.... . hope thats a farmingdale at least
. hope thats a farmingdale at least
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Phil Coffins
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We were only talking about beds and the booze helps soften the mattress!booze and a new fangled cartridge sharps!!! shame on you....
Yep my small bore Farmingdale.
Snapper Petta01
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Well...that went off the rails quickly 
As to the OP's original post; I'm still a minimalist so there are no photos. I put down my canvas drop cloth, then my bearskin and lay on top of both with my wool blanket. If it's winter, substitute the bearskin with a buffalo robe and change out to a heavier wool blanket. This has taken me down to single digits on an upstate NY overnight in an open shelter.
That's all for now. Take care and until next time...be well.
snapper
As to the OP's original post; I'm still a minimalist so there are no photos. I put down my canvas drop cloth, then my bearskin and lay on top of both with my wool blanket. If it's winter, substitute the bearskin with a buffalo robe and change out to a heavier wool blanket. This has taken me down to single digits on an upstate NY overnight in an open shelter.
That's all for now. Take care and until next time...be well.
snapper
I might add that my new PP tent is quite solid and withstands a stiff breeze. Had one night with winds of 40+ mph and nothing flimsy about it. Good pegs, a few extra lines on it front and back and she stood firm. Slept like a log.
Or you're just not foolish enough to post a photo like that, one could only imagine what could be done with the photo in "Photoshop"I could not come close to the quality and composition of your work, and I stand humbled in its presence.
Perchance I have a creative epiphany, I will share my attempt, but yours will be the standard to which all others will be held.
Phil, if that were me, I'd need considerable help getting up ...
Hats Off to ya!
Where you Spit grass don't grow!
