txsportsscribe
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taking my teen nephews camping and whitewater rafting in a couple of weeks in colorado. any tent camp spots to stay away from?
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CentralIllinoisan
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Not sure where it's at, but if this fella is on the front porch ... well, I'd say you find a new camping spot.
Virtually the entire state is under a fire ban.
http://www.dola.state.co.us/oem/PublicInformation/firebans/firebans2006.htm#restrictions
But it's been raining the last three days and in the 60s -- and that's in Denver.
http://www.dola.state.co.us/oem/PublicInformation/firebans/firebans2006.htm#restrictions
But it's been raining the last three days and in the 60s -- and that's in Denver.
BRING BUG SPRAY!
When I went camping in Colorado, the bugs were so thick you pretty much had to bushwack through them. If you're near a river or any other type of water, you'll probably have this problem. One night when eating my dinner, I caught three mosquitoes on my fork between the bowl and my mouth. When I peed, I shot them down out of the air.
I suggest investing in some 100 percent DEET. That's good stuff.
When I went camping in Colorado, the bugs were so thick you pretty much had to bushwack through them. If you're near a river or any other type of water, you'll probably have this problem. One night when eating my dinner, I caught three mosquitoes on my fork between the bowl and my mouth. When I peed, I shot them down out of the air.
I suggest investing in some 100 percent DEET. That's good stuff.
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