[pct-l] tarps vs. tents

[Scott Williams]

Ja sure, Lars and Ole, are goot names for anyone.  Ders plenty old wikings
on trail don't ja know.  Ja you bet ja!

Shroomer (from one Scandijuvian to another)

On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 4:49 PM, Tow, Doug <DTow at americanriverbank.com>wrote:

> For what it's worth, my brother and I are sharing the weight of a Big
> Agnes Copper Spur UL3, as our heights make it problematic to fit in a
> two-person.  We like it because it's up or down in three minutes,
> provides as bulletproof rain and bug protection as anything else, and
> has some nice head and vestibule room.  Downside is the two pounds per
> person, and the need for a larger pitching site.  Mind you, this is for
> Oregon only at present.
>
> Oh, our wives thought we could get away with Lars and Ole as trailnames
> (for our Norwegian forbears).  We thought, ok, it sounds better than
> Clueless Neophytes...but I am sure the trail community will provide.
>
> Doug (and Bruce)
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