Camping

You should always have an experienced adult.

Buy another tent or ask target to get and instruction manual out of a different box

I would guess that there are many different models of Montgomery Ward Western Field tent. I just set up a large (8'x12') tent from 1975 with a total of sixteen aluminum pole segments. Lay the tent out on the ground. You'll need a good eight feet of room in front of the tent for the awning and the awning ropes, but you won't need any room behind or to the side of the tent for ropes. The poles include: Six vaguely hockey-stick shaped segments which fit together to form three /-----\ shaped poles. One pole is slightly shorter than the other two. Two rubber-footed extendable poles. Four spike-ended extendable poles. Four narrow pole segments become two awning poles. You will also need nine large tent stakes and two ropes of at least ten feet each. Four stakes for the corners. One spike for the center of the rear and side walls, and two spikes to secure the ropes used for the awning. Make sure all the extendable poles are collapsed as far as they can go. Put the hockey-stick segments through the four loops each along the right and left top corners of the tent. Attach the spike-ended extendable poles to them and put the spike-end of the poles through the grommets attached to the tent floor halfway between the center door zipper and the left-and-right ends of the tent. The same placement is on the rear of the tent. Do NOT extend the poles yet. This is really tricky to do - the poles tend to flop this way and that. There's a reason this sort of tent was supplanted with dome tents.... After the exterior poles are in place, put the center pole in place. There are a few ties along the ceiling to attach to the pole. The three poles end up looking vaguely like this when viewed from the front or rear of the tent: \ | / Needless to say, I'd rather upload a picture than resort to ascii-art.... Once all the pole are in place, extend the poles until the tent takes shape. The closer the tent gets to being finished, the easier it becomes. Once the tent is properly shaped, put the narrower awning poles vertically and secure them with the awning and light rope tied to the stakes. dless to say, I'd rather upload a picture than resort to ascii-art.... If you email me at dpriven at yahoo dot "com" I'll email some photos of my 1975 tent to you. That may help.

I have old and hard to see directions to setting up my Acadmey Broadway tent and would like new instructions how to set my tent up.

The Arctic Fox camper is one that slides onto the back of a truck. You don't have to own a large truck to get a camper like this, but you should measure the truck before you purchase the camper. There are different sizes that you can get if one does not fit right. These campers have a ladder on the back of them so that you can place other items on the top of the camper. You can store bikes, canoes and other large items on the top that you would normally place in the bed of the truck.

A door is located on the back of the camper so that you can get inside. The sleeping area of the camper is located over the cab of the truck. The camper fits securely on the back of the truck by metal rods. You can get a camper that fits a regular size truck or a long-bed truck. The Arctic Fox camper can be taken off the road, or you can use the camper at your local campground. If you plan on going camping several times through the year, then you might want to consider keeping the camper attached to the back of the truck.

You can get an Arctic camper online or at a local dealer who sells them. Some of the campers have a small refrigerator and television access. Some of them also come with a small toilet, but you will need a larger truck to place this style of camper on. The camper comes with storm windows so that you are protected while you are in the camper. Many of them have solar panels so that they do not use electricity. The closet is located on the wall, but you cannot fit many items in it. There are additions that you can request when you order your camper such as a larger step outside or awnings that go over the windows.

Some stones will use oil, some water. If you use oil, you have to use oil from then on.

A good backpack for camping can be bought from GO Outdoors. GO Outdorrs is a small company that set out on a big adventure more than 40 years ago. Sheffield's 'Camping and Caravanning Centre' first opened its doors in 1969.

There are many different options when choosing a solar powered camping lantern on Amazon. There are lanterns available for as little as $20 and ones that are $80 and above.

because most people dont enjoy rolling around in sh**, if that entertains you, go ahead and install it.

Well, you won't, will you, without fuel (the wood) and matches!

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A campground near Fort Wayne, Indiana is Koa Bluffton. It is located at 1625 West Lancaster Street. From Fort Wayne downtown it is about a 30 minute drive. The campground has a pool open from May 25 to September 7. At the campground their is also a snack bar and a selection of firewood to buy. with the nearby downtown many there are many activities you can do.

They are still being made

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Refrigerating machines are considered as dangerous goods for air/sea transport. Refrigerating machines may either contain non-flammable non-toxic gasses, ammonia solution or flammable, non-toxic, liquefied gas (UN 2857 & UN 2672)

It depends on what is available in the area where they camp. Some campgrounds have full bathroom facilities with flush toilets with separate facilities for men and women. Some campgrounds have portable toilets - simple portable enclosures containing a chemical toilet. Other campgrounds may have just an outhouse where individuals can sit on a surface with a hole in it and the waste material falls into a deep hole dug into the ground. When the hole gets fairly full, a new hole is dug, the outhouse structure is moved, and the previous hole is filled in the rest of the way with soil - usually from the excavation of the new hole. When there are no existing facilities, individuals may dig their own temporary latrine - which they should fill in before they leave the camp site. If they are only camping overnight while hiking, they may just go find a secluded area and make their deposit there - "watering the trees" or squatting next to a tree or rock. In the latter case, they often do not bother covering it up. Sounds gross, but that's reality.

Flintis more likely to spark with steel than damp leaves or water. It needs to be struck against a hard object containing iron.

You can find water filters at REI and at Amazon. The prices range from $60 to $350 in both places. The Katadyn Base Camp Water Filter is priced at $69.99 which seems like a very well priced filter.

Absolutely not. Mr. Camping has no involvement with Masonic thought or teachings.

Once I was listening to Open Forum and someone called and casually insinuated that Mr. Camping was a Mason while asking a different question. Having a hearing problem, Mr. Camping did not hear that part of the call and did not address it. A few minutes later another concerned caller called in and tried to clear the air...the second caller asked Mr. Camping if he was a Mason.

Harold Camping clearly denied any connection to the Masons or Masonic Lodge.

I have listened to Mr. Camping for years and none of his teachings align with Masonic Teachings. His understanding of numbers in the Bible is from comparing the meaning of numbers within the Bible, not from pagan sources.

Mr. Camping has volunteered for years 6 days a week, 50 years+ at his radio station. 5 nights aweek he has been on air live. When would Camping have time to attend any Masonic Gatherings?

Yes!! Spectacular!!

Both materials are good materials for a sleeping bag. Choosing which to use is more of a personal comfort question. If you like to be really warm, I would suggest a fleece liner. If you prefer to be cooler then the silk liner is for you. Although, silk does last as long as fleece, silk tends to easily rip and is not as durable.

"Canned" doesn't need to be cooked, only heated through. You can IF YOU OPEN THE CAN COMPLETELY FIRST, and stir it regularly while it's heating.

Typically there is a screw or small bolt on one side of the handle, which extends through the blade. loosen that a little, and your knife will be easier to open and close. Also, you could use some grease or WD-40 to keep it nice and smooth.