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Pretty heavy :). But unparalled comfort, especially outfitted with a wood-burning stove.

We do need to take the canoe there again, too. Nice in February.

:/: :|:

That is indeed extremely cool. I can see that working for me on our next Everglades canoe expedition...a definite "do again" come retirement days.

Obviously not :).

If you say so.

Odds are not too high on that risk assessment either.

We're back to that armed business again :D. I just can't see the need...what critter could you possibly fear in LA? Thousands of you fellow south-easterners camp out every year without a gun, I feel sure. They sure aren't getting eaten up very often, or I think we'd hear about it, don't you?

That looks like it would do the trick, Paul :). Here's our Sierra Designs Tiros Expedition...unfortunately no longer made, but I have seen them offered through some of the secondary suppliers still. I particularly like the rectangular footprint...much easier to find a flat spot to fit it in...

Well, I guess there is something stopping you...that's too bad.

Not a thing stopping you, Butch. Go have fun!

Sometimes the most magnificent places you want to go can throw winter at you in the midst of summer :). If you know the limits of your gear and act accordingly, you are doing it right :).

Try those in the conditions the spendy 4-season tents are designed for, and you shall rue the day :).