2??? Re: Some inaccuracies: Re: [pct-l] More about tents andtarps.

[Slyatpct@aol.com (Slyatpct@aol.com)]

In a message dated 5/1/2001 12:02:54 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
jmertes@gte.net writes:


> I don't argue that one can often gets some condensation of moisture on
> the inside of tent walls from the moisture exhaled in breathing and lost
> thru skin (sort of like sweat). Just how much varies with the person and
> a lot of this moisture can collect in the sleeping bag.


I'm not much for figuring out why things happen, but I notice when they do.  
Under certain circumstances you're going to get condensation, be it a tarp or 
tent.  I use a single walled Nomad and have lots of condensation on occasion, 
but I've never considered it a major problem, only a minor annoyance.  

Being wet is part of the package, but generally, thirty minutes of sunshine 
will dry out any gear, not to mention lift the spirits.  

Sly








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