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\"Zion<\/a><\/p>\n

What kind of camper are you?<\/h3>\n

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Determining the ideal tent location will vary on whether you are an ‘early riser’ or late night person, otherwise known as the “up-til-wee-hours ’round the campfire” kinda camper.<\/p>\n

Night Owl<\/b>
\nOK, all you wine-o’s and silly drunks, try to be a considerate camper and place your tent near the campfire if you plan to be up late. You and your partying cohorts will not disturb those who had planned to get ‘a good nights sleep’ and can stumble to your tent close by with ease. Make sure that you have a large bush, boulder or tree on the east side of your tent, as this is where the dreaded sunlight comes in.<\/p>\n

Early Riser<\/b>
\nIf you are the kinda person who welcomes the sunrise, sitting on a boulder with a healthy cup of fresh brewed coffee, then you probably don’t wanna hear folks up late around the campfire discussing philosophy, right next to your pillow. Ear plugs can be good to pack if you plan to camp with more than a few folks. Setting up your tent well away (like 100 feet) from all communal areas will help you get a decent nights sleep, allowing others to do their normal thing without even bugging you.<\/p>\n

Light Sleeper<\/b>
\nIf you wake at the slightest footsteps (or car alarm) you might wanna find a distant camp for your bedding spot. Camp outside of a developed campground for the most secluded and quiet of nature experiences. If you cannot stand anyone snoring, then kindly ask your neighbors ahead of time and position your tent accordingly.<\/p>\n

\"Yosemite<\/a><\/p>\n

Sunrise: Determining East & the North Star<\/h3>\n

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\nIf you fear the morning sunlight like a true vampire, make sure that your tent is not in the direct line of fire at 6 am, just in case you planned to sleep in until 9 am.<\/p>\n

If you arrive at camp after dark & need to decipher where the sun comes up, just locate the North Star silly. Hmmm, sounds easy? Now where is that sucker. See the diagram below for gathering the astronomy part of the lesson.<\/p>\n

Now, for all of you who didn’t get a decent high school education: Locating east can be easy if you always remember this small exercise. Standing up, point your face to the north, extend your right arm out sideways & this will be east . The same goes for left\/west. South is right behind ya. The sun sit low in the winter months & follows more along the south horizon.<\/span><\/p>\n

The familiar stars<\/a> called the big dipper is a nice way to find the north star. Draw a line from the edge of cup — spilling out straight over to the brightest star.<\/b><\/p>\n

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\"Alder<\/a><\/p>\n