On Sun, 11 Jul 1999, Egil Kvaleberg wrote:
> [1] For our American listeners, I should hasten to explain that camping
> is a pastime enjoyed by some inhabitants of the old world, where the act
> of sleeping does not involve Holiday Inn[2], but instead lying on the grass
> with a thin piece of suspended cloth separating you from the world outside
> (aka. tent), and eating does not involve Danny's Diner....
Egil, c'mon now. We Americans know what REAL camping is all about. Ask
any AIRSTREAM trailer or Winnebago motorhome owner; they'll tell you.
Although real, traditional campers shun such nonsense for the simpler
ways, such as a restored '66 VW Bus with genuine Westfalia camper
conversion....
:-)
--Andy, looking for a Standard or Triumph Atlas Van so I can go camping, too!
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