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[sloetoe@yahoo.com (Sloetoe)]

### FWIW, Weary, three years ago I posed (or attempted to pose)
EXACTLY these questions to the WMNF office, with particular interest
in the AT route and such, and got a VERY cold response. Did what I
thought was an extensive web search (there's alot from USFS, and a
bunch from the Whites) and NOWHERE found a definition of camping.
### If you happen to find one now, (or answers to *any* of your
questions, could you post it?

Sloetoe

--- Bob Cummings <ellen@clinic.net> wrote:
> An interesting legal question is "What constitutes camping?"
> 
>  If I get tired driving and stop at a rest area, tip my seat back
> and go to sleep, am I "camping?"
> 
>  If I'm walking on a trail and get tired and stop and lay down to
> rest, am I camping?
> 
>  What if it starts to rain and I put up a tarp? Does camping
> require a shelter?
>  Does just sleeping under the stars constitute "camping?"
> 
>  What if I fall asleep during a late afternoon rest and don't wake
> up until morning?
> 
>  Perhaps, it gets chilly while resting on the trail and I crawl
> into my sleeping bag, or wrap a blanket around me. Which of these
> acts convert my rest to "camping." Or perhaps, I'm still not
> camping.
> 
>  What if I hike all night and sleep all day? Does camping occur
> only at night?
> 
>  Weary

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