Who goes camping?

[ila]

Originally Posted by GRH

For that matter, I've wanted to spend a winter in Antarctica, but I doubt I ever have the chance.

Winter in Antarctica - you must be foolhardy, or brave, or adventurous or possibly even a bit of each. The northern hemisphere bloody cold in winter, Antarctica is blisteringly, achingly, numbingly freezing. I commend you on your sense of adventure. I too would like to see Antarctica in winter, but I don't know if I would want to spend a whole winter there.

[GRH]

Originally Posted by ila

Winter in Antarctica - you must be foolhardy, or brave, or adventurous or possibly even a bit of each. The northern hemisphere bloody cold in winter, Antarctica is blisteringly, achingly, numbingly freezing. I commend you on your sense of adventure. I too would like to see Antarctica in winter, but I don't know if I would want to spend a whole winter there.

I would rank myself probably 2 parts foolhardy, 1 part brave, and 2 parts adventurous. I'm just a classic adrenaline junkie, I've wanted to climb Everest and K2, for the sole reason that "they are there." I used to go cave diving, and I could never go deep enough or far enough. I want to push where very few have gone before, and if I die in the process, oh well.

[SluttyShemaleAnna]

I think climbing Everest would be mores boring than exciting.

It's certainly boring when someone tells you about them climbing it.

Now punching an alligator, that's a whole different story.....

[sesame]

Originally Posted by GRH

I would rank myself probably 2 parts foolhardy, 1 part brave, and 2 parts adventurous. I'm just a classic adrenaline junkie, I've wanted to climb Everest and K2, for the sole reason that "they are there." I used to go cave diving, and I could never go deep enough or far enough. I want to push where very few have gone before, and if I die in the process, oh well.

GRH, I didnt know about this hidden facet of yours! Well, Bravo
But then, you say, "I want to push where very few have gone before"...
I think too many people have gone to conquer the summits of Everest or Godwin-Austen. Its time to choose some new virgin peaks! I like to go places where there are very few human faces to see. viz. Deep forests, high mountains... no groups, no guides, no hullaballoo, no fellow campers. Just peaceful solitude. AAAh!