SM’s Camping World Update Issue No. 50
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- SM’s Camping World Update Issue No. 50
- Bighorn forest officials consider camping limits
- Camping gear review: Go ultralight with the Sierra Designs Zagori …
- Editorial: Nicasio farm camp compromise looks like it makes sense
SM’s Camping World Update Issue No. 50
Bleacher Report
\nTim Andrews will be making his Truck series debut at Chicagoland Speedway driving the No. 63 Mittler Brothers Machine and Tool Ford. \nTommy Joe Martins will be back driving the No. 44 Martins Racing Ford and making his third start in Trucks at Chicago. \nRyan Sieg will be back driving the No. 39 S & W Services Chevrolet for Susan Bates and being a rookie candidate in 2010.
Bighorn forest officials consider camping limits
LocalNews8.com
(AP) – Bighorn National Forest Supervisor Bill Bass says forest managers are making it a priority to address the impacts that come from the enormous popularity of dispersed camping in the forest. Bass district rangers and members of the Bighorn National Forest steering committee met Tuesday to discuss proposed changes to length-of-stay camping provisions in the forest. The new provisions would affect both developed campgrounds and dispersed camping. Recreation and Lands staff officer Dave McKee says about 70 public comments on the proposal have been received so far. He says the length-of-stay limits are intended to improve consistency at all the developed campsites and to increase the availability of dispersed sites. Under the plan all campgrounds would have a 16-day stay limit between June 1 and Sept.
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Camping gear review: Go ultralight with the Sierra Designs Zagori …
Examiner.com
versized foot box is large enough to stash your boots and socks or other smaller items that you don’t want to get wet. Five stake-out loops will keep you and your sack secured to the ground. Two hood vents can be opened internally when the sack is completely zipped. A wire hoop holds the hood off your face if you have to suddenly cocoon yourself due to inclement weather; also helpful for eliminating the burqa effect that one can feel when zipped inside a bivy.
Editorial: Nicasio farm camp compromise looks like it makes sense
Marin Independent-Journal
Some neighbors of the Nicasio ranch are worried that expanding the program will create traffic and parking problems especially at the square. The result will depend in large part on the commitment of the ranch’s owner to address his neighbors’ concerns. The Planning Commission should make sure that the trial is not lost in the county’s bureaucratic bog where trials and conditions seem to get lost until someone complains.
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