Re: [at-l] Winter backpacking

[jplynch@crosslink.net (James P. "Jim" Lynch)]

When you're with a group, I've found that a fair sized tent (say, three
person dome) will hold up to 5 or 6 sitting around talking and enjoying some
wine.  I've had some real good times that way.  If you're alone, a candle
and reading works great for me although you need to be a bit clever about
keeping warm and still being able to hold a book.  

>Hi, 
>
>I am starting to think the backpacking in the winter might be for me.  I have
>one question,  how do you pass the 13-14 hours after dark?  I am not
>cold-blooded but if I'm bored I'm cold. 
>
>Thanks,
>Macho John
>Fully clothed
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