I went camping with the Scouts this weekend. This is a snow cave we dug with two beds. I ended up sleeping in my tent that had more room, but the cave was nice and warm. Next time we will go earlier so we can make bigger beds.
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5 comments:
Looks like a lot of fun! At first I thought that was in your front yard!
I love snow caves, we sure made a lot of them in IF growing up. Austins had a place next to their driveway that was great for them. The wind would create 4-5 foot drifts that we would build 3 and 4 bedrooms into. I have not built on since then, but they are nice and warm, a lot warmer then a tent. But tents are better when they fall down on top of you....
you look GREAT sleeping in the snow.
I remember making Igloos at Austin's and snow caves at Brower's in front of their snow fence. Those were fun times with all of that snow! It is funny I remember there being a lot more snow when I was a kid but it sounds like this year was just like the wonderful winters of my childhood!
I have never actually slept in a snow cave. I don't think I could handle the enclosed space! Looks like a fun campout though! Are you a scoutmaster too or just going along with Matt?
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