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peggysue2

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11. LOL!

Reply to cbabe (Reply #9)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 05:03 PM

Jul 24

There are, in fact, very ritzy camping companies that offer the wilderness experience with amazing comforts. They remind me of the old English films of safari trips back in the day for the aristocratic crowd.

But yes, for the average person it's in a small tent on the ground. Or cowboy style--blanket on the dirt under the stars.

No luxuries.

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I travelled the globe to document how humans became addicted to faking the natural world. Here's what I found [View all] cbabe Jul 24 OP

K&R Solly Mack Jul 24 #1

Every human activity, right back to the invention of fire, was an attempt by human beings to harness the power of the Aristus Jul 24 #2

I think the author's premise is more subtle than cbabe Jul 24 #4

The Dome thing is creepy peggysue2 Jul 24 #7

The natural world is brutal Kaleva Jul 24 #3

The living world is also beautiful. It may feel cbabe Jul 24 #5

The natural world is absolutely brutal peggysue2 Jul 24 #8

This brings to mind a camping trip I took with a non camper. He said in disbelief: cbabe Jul 24 #9

LOL! peggysue2 Jul 24 #11

It's the humans! OC375 Jul 24 #6

Nature always wins. I remember going from and outing in ski Dubai JCMach1 Jul 24 #10

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