Welcome to the nanny state, where logic is left at the border, don't forget to pay to toll anytime you want to go anywhere
Welcome to the nanny state, where logic is left at the border, don't forget to pay to toll anytime you want to go anywhere
Make sure to let them know that you are taking your business elsewhere. Getting hit in the pocketbook sometimes gets folks into action.
That is a very empty-headed rule more than likely en-acted by someone behind the lines.
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Overall, I had a great experience at Forked Lake (other than it being 90 degrees with swarming black flies.) I definitely have and will continue to use the DEC Forest land, but the Parks are nice too, for when the lady friend and I want to have a nice base camp, and access to showers or other facilities.
as suggested earlier - I am dying to hear whether the tarp counts as a 'tent' in this situation.
I shared my own perspective on their page. I have Sleep Apnea. Sleeping on the ground is torture. I don't do it. It's a bed or a hammock for me. I suppose I could sue them over equal access to someone with a disability
If you guys would quilt getting naked when using your hammocks we wouldn't have this problem
That was my first thought, actually. I'm sure a few people ruined it for everyone at one point in the past. That's too bad. A tarp with doors is nearly identical to a basic A-frame tent.
So you can get naked and change clothes for your nap in broad daylight, but not at night to sleep in the dark?
Pitch a compliant screenhouse on the pad and your hammock/tarp next to it and ask them where they'd prefer that you change.
I can actually see their point and imagine the scenario that brought it up, but kneejerk regulation is always unfortunate.
Caminante, son tus huellas el camino y nada más... - Antonio Machado
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