tanglefoot
ExPoseur
Well I finally spent the night in the pop-up. My friends Colin and Kurt had the week off as well so we headed up the canyon to Nederland where the haul road for the silver mines near Tennesee Mountain leaves Peak-to-peak highway. The forest service has set up a backcountry campground there that I hadn't seen before. I think it's the most spread-out campground I've seen.
After exploring around on the roads, we found site #11 and decided it would do nicely.
It sure didn't take long to set up.
Colin and Kurt insisted on bringing the food and I had no idea what to expect but I imagined it'd be good. My suspicions were confirmed once they flipped a few 3"-thick cuts of fillet mignion on the griddle.
It was enough to drive this near-vegetarian temporarily out-of-bounds.
The classic camp dessert followed:
Colin had the great idea to increase the s'more gooeyness by pre-warming the crackers and chocolate.
After exploring around on the roads, we found site #11 and decided it would do nicely.
It sure didn't take long to set up.
Colin and Kurt insisted on bringing the food and I had no idea what to expect but I imagined it'd be good. My suspicions were confirmed once they flipped a few 3"-thick cuts of fillet mignion on the griddle.
It was enough to drive this near-vegetarian temporarily out-of-bounds.
The classic camp dessert followed:
Colin had the great idea to increase the s'more gooeyness by pre-warming the crackers and chocolate.