First TBF! :wave
My husband and I have camping passes for Mary E. We’re from Central PA, middle-aged, middle-class, middle-management folks who have gotten a bit too big around the middle. :eek
Does anyone have pictures they can share so we have an idea of what I’ve gotten us into?
Oh, and just HOW cold does it get at night?
I don’t have any pictures, but it can get below freezing at night. Most people wear coats and hats and everything to sleep in.
Now thats no way to be gettin reved for fest big mama. Cold,hua what cold, all you need are socks and a hat , sleep naked and snuggle you stay toasty warm. Come on lil pilgrum, it’s time to get reved :cheers
:thumbsup great mind think alike Miki :medal
It’s much better to sleep naked, inside of a tent. Much warmer that way. Plus you never know what might come up… SUR
:peace
:budumdum
Nekkid sleeping – check! Another advantage to being naturally well-insulated :thumbsup Glad we’re leaving the kid at home.
I have so many questions – watch out for the volley of new threads!
Hang on a second there Big Mama :thumbsup
Please take a minute to explore this section of the forum. You will probably find all of your answers questioned. Much of it is already here!!! :flower
:peace
How Cold does it get ??
can you say snow in the morning ??
yes its has happened!
as far as the Sleeping Nekkid Thang …is there any other way to sleep??
:cheers
Check out this website with pictures of Mary E. It is amazing what google can provide.
Thanks for the link! I can’t see it now from work (website blocked by the IT powers-the-be :(, which makes googling here frustrating), but I’ll check it out when I am home.
Hippie, I will happily forum surf first to see what I can find.
Rosemarie
Hi BigMama…for all your burning questions, check out the following threads under TBF;
-Hippie’s ulitmate pack list,
-Lonsome rambler advice,
-Roadtripppp!!,
-For all the loner newbies…
within each are good advice, tips for packing, and general ideas to get you started!!
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Ask anything if you still have questions. it’s best to be prepared… 
“Oh, and just HOW cold does it get at night?”
I have a recipe that will take the chill right off the bone, even at 9000’
Seriously though, best advice I never listened to when I moved to CO.