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I spent a year in Galena Alaska and from personal experience, when it got below zero my nose would close up and you were forced to breath through your mouth.

Egrets and Blue Herons occupy a strip of wetlands east of the Las Vegas valley. Very nice to photograph.

Get a live trap, when full take it to the shelter.

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Has anyone camped in the Grove Lake area? I'm wondering about site availability, popularity, crowding, etc. Thanks

This time of year is a blessing for us desert dwellers too. We turned off the A/C back in mid October and will likely stay off till mid spring.

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If the camp site permits, try not to set up under trees. This will protect you and your tent from falling cones, branches, bird droppings and sap.

Catfish :tinysmile_tongue_t:

Isn't it funny, I long for tall trees and greenery and other miss the desert. :tinysmile_hmm_t2:

I love the Conqueror's but I can't find any for sale. The outfit here in the states no longer sells them or is out of business.

Oh, no kidding about that! During summer we head for the hills, or up north where temps are only in the mid 80's

I'm thinking just make sure you have good ventilation to prevent carbon monoxide buildup in your tent.

Scan the horizon as best you can if you're in a canyon, or before you decend take a look. A thunderstorm many miles away can send a flood downstream in very little time. Keep a lookout for escape routes while you're in the canyon. Listen for thunder, play it safe and leave the canyon if you...

My wife and I are re-discovering our love of camping. We have a Coleman ground-tent but I'm looking forward to the day we get our off-road expedition trailer equipped with a folding tent. We perfer primative camp sites rather than parks and an off-road trailer will help facilitate that.