Re: NANFA-- Sipsey camping suggestion

Doug Dame (dameda_at_shands.ufl.edu)
Mon, 23 Jul 2001 14:25:28 -0400

Bruce "Wilderness Scout" Stallsmith wrote:

>> As to camping... there's a Wilderness Area only a
>> coupla miles north of where we're meeting, the
>> Sipsey Wilderness. I found a site along Borden
>> Creek, tributary to the Sipsey, where we could
>> camp. It's at the end of a 3 mile long gravel road
>> ........ <snip snip> defined tenting areas .....
>> No amenities......

Sounds good to me, I like to do that if

(1) I can scrounge some camping gear
from friends and family

(2) I get started early enough to make it
there by a decent hour (say 6 or 7), and

(3) I can find it.

(I'm assuming I won't be able to pick an
Alabama Gazetteer until I stop at an Alabama
Wal-Mart to get my fishing license, and
there are certain incidents in the past that
suggest I may be navigationally challenged.)

"No amenities" ... I assume that means BYOPPOTT.)

(Bring your own porta-pottie or troweling tool.)

Started marking up my Peterson's last night to highlight bama fishes. <g>

Later.

Doug Dame
Interlachen FL

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