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steveh27

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Posted: 07/10/14 07:31am

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Pigeon River Forest, Mich - Oct 2012

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Hillsdale County, Mich - Apr, 2014
Turkey hunting camp:

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steveh27

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Posted: 07/19/14 07:52am

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Here's Sage Creek Campground in the Badlands National Park, SD. It was April 11-12, 2012. This is 13.5 miles off the pavement with no hookups. I was the only person there & shared it with the buffalo.

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Posted: 07/20/14 09:25am

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Steveh27 - my kind of remote site. What are those structures in the circle? Cabanas?

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steveh27

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Renee,

Those are shades for the picnic tables. There are vault toilets as well. I had my Dish Tailgator out & got great sat TV.

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bigred1cav

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WOW! Does it have cell phone service? Verizon, medical reasons preclude our being so remote we can not reach out.

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Renee,

Those are shades for the picnic tables. There are vault toilets as well. I had my Dish Tailgator out & got great sat TV.

A few more pics:

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steveh27

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Posted: 07/20/14 01:27pm

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I doubt if cell service reaches out there. I didn't try. I understand this isolated place gets a few more campers during the warmer months, but always has room. The gravel road is a washboard in some places.

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Thanks for the feedback and additional pics,Steveh27.

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Posted: 07/28/14 10:45pm

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Humboldt-Toiyable National Forest, just west of the Hoover Wilderness, northeast of Tioga Pass, Yosemite, at about 9300 feet, in early July, 2014, around 10 pm -- DW patiently posing by the door of the trailer for my time exposure:

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