Now that my twins are in Boy Scouts we are going once a month. We are heading to somewhere around Sedona on the 19th. That is wife, three sons (14,11,11) and Troop 824.

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Well .... let's put it that way :
- too hot, the Juran?on wine (to drink along with the foie gras) in my flask won't stay at the correct temperature ;
- rainy means the toats (to eat along with the foie gras) won't stay crispy ;
- too cold has nothing to do with the foie gras ; but as I don't have the winter option under the Hennessy hammock, it means I will freeze my butt, which I don't like either ...
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Now, more serioulsy, it's just that I don't have a lot of experience with outdoor camping (and that's the understatement of the year) and I prefer to test everything in a non too harsh climate .... End of may should be fine in the east of France...

I know exactly what you mean. For me, too cold is when the wine freezes in the box and the spout won't work, and too hot means I can't keep the 7-Eleven burritos frozen. <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

FYI - The great city of Chicago has banned the sale of foie gras.

First hand guns, now foie gras, next they'll ban paracord!!

OMYGOD !
not paracord !!!???!!!

LOL ....

Ha !

I knew someone would understand me <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

one that ironraven uses that I think is list worthy:

BOT- Bag Of Tricks

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