[pct-l] (mosquitos)

[Lonetrail at aol.com (Lonetrail@aol.com)]

Opps Sorry

Hit the wrong key Early Winter (earlywinters.com) a out door store like 
Campnor has or had on sale a mosquitoes netting covering you from head to foot. I 
usually only carry a head net. With netting covering you on a hot night you can 
laugh at those buzzing blood sucking #@%&. I don't like applying deet three 
time a day for a month, they also have deet on sale. For you women or men who 
want to decorate your camp site, check this out. I rhink my dog wound find them 
interesting to pee on.

Be the envy of the entire campground with our Flamingo Tent Stakes!
Ordinary tent stakes are exactly that: Ordinary. And when you're camping, who 
wants to have an ordinary camp site? These tent stakes kick up the color, get 
a few laughs and add a bit of punch to the camp ground. When staked into the 
ground (5-1/2" deep), each inflatable bird made of ripstop nylon with an 
aluminum stake measures 17" tall. Imported. Color: pink.

lonetrail

    




> In a message dated 1/12/04 5:36:46 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
> judsonb@internetcds.com writes:
> 
> 
> >> <<Hi,
>> 
>> Can anyone give me any advice about mosquitoes on the
>> trail??  I am planning on hiking for three weeks in Oregon
>> in late May, but am worried that the mosquitoes will be
>> unbearable.  Are they that bad?  Should I plan to go in
>> August instead?
>> 
>> Any advice would be great!
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Andrea>>
>> 
>