Poor ol’ Burl. The camping world is all nylon and ripstop now, and the rest of his boy scout troop isn’t there to help him drag those heavy tents.
For those of us who don’t take Pack Mules on our campouts, here’s a tent that looks fit for folks nostalgic for the old Scout Summer Camp:
When I wrote this cartoon, I didn’t think that anyone manufactured an actual ferret tent. One quick trip to Youtube.com lets me know that 1) Somewhere, every product that CAN exist DOES exist, and 2) Everything in the world is now on Youtube.com.
I’m due for a new tent. My old Kelty domolite is old enough to receive social security and is falling apart worse than my knees. My new tent, only a few years old, is a Coleman- the sort of thing you get when it’s going to be filled with cub scouts for a few years. It’s held up beautifully- including a trip to Yellowstone and Moab, but those poor bungie rods are showing their age early. I’m looking at this one and thinking it’s awful pretty. If you want to shop tents your ownself, click on it.
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I loved painting that mural on the wall at the bike shop. I got to sit up there and listen to some Ca-Raaaazy stuff.
The latest Saville Row offering- Goretex three season suit, Dri-fit buttondown shirt, and spectra climber’s tie:
Like a lot of cities you hear about, mine has bought up a whole bunch of ex-train land and turned it into a nice greenway. I’ve ridden bicycles on it and longboards on it. It’s nice. It’s not as long as Boston’s, which my wife and I got to ride around on a few weeks ago, but it’s cool! Here’s an illustration I did for The Memphis Flyer for a related article. I thought I was cramming different users in the image to make the point of what the line was good for. Turns out it really is crowded on nice days.
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