Here's a book to read in daylight under a tree in a beautifully tranquil place, or for reading at night under a lamp in an RV or a cabin.. It's your choice.
Terrian Journals' Virtually Camping, a short book about camping is for you if you think that camping is about tents and sleeping bags, camper vans, RVs, cabins, etc. This short book about camping is for you if you believe that camping is about nature and the great outdoors or about avoiding them.
In essence modern camping is supposed to be about getting out of the artificial, congested, polluted, stressful, tension-filled, anonymous urban centres and about getting back in touch with the natural world and our humanity's place in it.
Camping is supposed to be about seeing the real outside world that is life itself.
Unfortunately, for many people, camping has become about transporting all of the urban amenities and problems to rural settings and avoiding contact with those settings.
Terrian Journals' Virtually Camping is about seeking and not seeking contact with nature and people, and how much a person can learn "out there".
After reading these true stories, going camping may never be the same or seem the same. Some of these adventures are about how camping may no longer be camping in the classic tent sense. There's also a realization that camping has entirely different meanings, which depend on the people camping.
Camping depends on the camper. It can be for fun or out of necessity. It can be simple and basic or elaborate and excessive. It can be an unwanted and unwelcome imposed experience.
Essentially, for some, camping is about staying somewhere overnight and temporarily in a rural natural setting remote from urban places. The natural environment is then the main attraction and wonder being sought.
Terrian Journals' Virtually Camping is exactly that, happening both in campgrounds and in diverse locations, some not intended for camping, conventional or unconventional. There are extenuating circumstances and necessities, not just regular choices in these Terrian adventures camping stories.
Making due with what's available can be a choice or an imposition. Each camper has to make the most of what's available, to explore, discover, and learn about the unknown and forgotten long term global history human experience.