No, i'm rich so money isnt an object. Ok truth is i'm totally poor but i really enjoy camping out there. I personally think it enriches the experience.
Ya'll don't know what it's like
being male, middle class and white.
camping out there is part of the whole desert experience, you're right Tony. I'm torn because it was kinda nice to have the house even if I did sleep in the closet.Originally Posted by The Toninator
Life isn't about how to survive the storm but how to dance in the rain.
"High standards, low morals" The Brickhouse Club
There's pros and cons to both. Having the house gave us nicer bathrooms and showers and an oven for cooking. It was nice having the refrigerator, too. I also liked that the bikes were locked in the garage when we went out to dinner.
Raise your skill level to the level of the trail, don’t bring the level of the trail down to your riding level.
Don't mind me, I'm just along for the ride.
Lajitas has a RV park...
best of both worlds camping in luxury
I'm sure it does and camping is an enjoyable experience. John makes some very good points though as well. Personally I have spent many nights under the stars and enjoyed them, if I'm spending 3 or 4 days riding I like the amenities that the condo offers.
I thought we settled this last year ...camping.
We just tole you camping after we settled on the condo.
"It's all fun and games 'til someone gets a penis in the eye"
E. B.
Ligustrum must die.
Camping is fun, but luxury can be fun, too. All I need is this remote control, and this chair, and this paddle game.........
Last edited by ebryant; 09-05-2011 at 11:29 PM.
ALIPENDA KAKAMENDA,
PANTZ FORLDUN IFNO SUSPENDA!
-Roald Dahl
Some camp, some in the condo, all camping, none camping, whatever we decide, it's all good to me. I just need to know in advance whether there is sufficient head count to keep the reservation on the villa.
I got burned at HHH with cancellations after the August 1 deadline and ended up eating $450 in unused motel rooms.I will NOT be making that mistake twice.
-George
"...Despues me dijo un arriero
que no hay que llegar primero,
pero hay que saber llegar."
El Rey - Jose Alfredo Jimenez
Count me in again on the villa.
.... and this lamp.
The city of Fort Stockton recently outlawed the use of plastic bags in the entire city… so if you’re planning to stop and do some shopping while you are there, one option is to bring reusable bags with you to carry groceries or ect. in.
George, count me in on the villa.
Raise your skill level to the level of the trail, don’t bring the level of the trail down to your riding level.
Don't mind me, I'm just along for the ride.
I'm in for the condo. Fo Sho.
Eve
ALIPENDA KAKAMENDA,
PANTZ FORLDUN IFNO SUSPENDA!
-Roald Dahl
The amenities in Terlingua are spartan.
You should probably all just go west to Lajitas and bask in the lap of luxury, which is what anyone visiting Big Bend really wants, isn't it?
Whatever you do, don't camp at The Boathouse. It's just awful there with the chintzy canvas tents, somewhat hot showers & dank barroom just a few steps from the campsite.
Is it February yet?
-Hammer
"Enjoy every sandwich." -Zevon
Well darn, I was going to camp at the Boathouse.
Life isn't about how to survive the storm but how to dance in the rain.
"High standards, low morals" The Brickhouse Club
New rule..or one that was forgotten. If you say your in you pay regardless. Just seems right.Some camp, some in the condo, all camping, none camping, whatever we decide, it's all good to me. I just need to know in advance whether there is sufficient head count to keep the reservation on the villa.
I got burned at HHH with cancellations after the August 1 deadline and ended up eating $450 in unused motel rooms.
"If I wanna hydrate I'll switch to beer" from Boyd
Oh yes..Definitely in.
"If I wanna hydrate I'll switch to beer" from Boyd
The boathouse? more like the frickin' shithouse if you ask me. A big shithouse set ablaze. Fuckin' beer bottles everywhere, people yelling shit all night ("I'll tell you one thing..."), stumbling around looking for a sweat lodge. It really just sucks your soul right out of you.The amenities in Terlingua are spartan.
You should probably all just go west to Lajitas and bask in the lap of luxury, which is what anyone visiting Big Bend really wants, isn't it?
Whatever you do, don't camp at The Boathouse. It's just awful there with the chintzy canvas tents, somewhat hot showers & dank barroom just a few steps from the campsite.
Is it February yet?
heaven
Ya'll don't know what it's like
being male, middle class and white.
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