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To revive a somewhat old thread... I carry this stool from Academy. It costs $4, is light and compact and, while not as luxurious as the Kermit, beats sitting on the ground.
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I bought one of these from Campmor and find it very comfortable, lightweight, packs up very small, cheaper than the Kermit Chair, and you can use it inside a tent. The supports will not damage your tent floor.
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___64550
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I use the slinglight chair. It is one of the most comforable chair I have used in the past few decades. At $89.00 it is not cheep, but I think it is worth it. Take my advice and get the attachable head rest. See: http://www.slinglight.com/ These chairs are built here in the US and is of top quality. I have taken mine everywhere (I have two as my wife and I travel two up). 18 oz. each. ----------- Wingz
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I just look for a motel on my gps at the end of the day. I say a Holiday Inn with a black and white tv is roughing it.
Just kidding, I say do not take too much stuff..........the lighter the better. I can pack in 1 ranger dirt bag all of my camping equipment including a 50 degree big agnes sleeping bad, 2 man tent, cook stove, lantern, fuel, etc. Light and small is better, not having to take the camp gear is the best answer.
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Pickup truck and bike trailer...or better yet...toy hauler.
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The camping trip sounds trippy, it sure would be nice to see how the bike looks all decked out for a trip. Someone please post some pictures here.
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If you need to stash small items in the tent where they are easily accessed and safe, sew a small mesh pocket to the wall of the tent, many small tents have them as part of the design.
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