We live in Washington and that means most of the spring is wet. If you want to go camping during this time, then chances are, you will get wet as well.
But a little rain doesn't have to ruin your weekend.
Here's the JustNW Top Ten things to do while camping in the rain:
10. Jump in puddles.
9. Chase ducks. Ducks love the rain. Ducks do not like be chased though.
8. Time how long your tent stays waterproof.
7. Bandage your duck bites. As I said, ducks do not like to be chased.
6. Continuously annoy the rest of camp with phrases like, "I'm melting!" or "Rust forms from water!"
5. If it's too rainy, or if those ducks are still chasing you, you can hide in a Honeybucket.
4. Sit in your wet sleeping bag and cry because your cheap tent proved to only be waterproof for only 15 minutes.
3. Put up a blue tarp over the camp. Stare up at it and pretend it's blue sky.
2. Try to count the rain drops as they hit your tent.
1. Say, "Heck with it. I'm from Washington. This is great weather." And go for a hike.
But a little rain doesn't have to ruin your weekend.
Here's the JustNW Top Ten things to do while camping in the rain:
10. Jump in puddles.
9. Chase ducks. Ducks love the rain. Ducks do not like be chased though.
8. Time how long your tent stays waterproof.
7. Bandage your duck bites. As I said, ducks do not like to be chased.
6. Continuously annoy the rest of camp with phrases like, "I'm melting!" or "Rust forms from water!"
5. If it's too rainy, or if those ducks are still chasing you, you can hide in a Honeybucket.
4. Sit in your wet sleeping bag and cry because your cheap tent proved to only be waterproof for only 15 minutes.
3. Put up a blue tarp over the camp. Stare up at it and pretend it's blue sky.
2. Try to count the rain drops as they hit your tent.
1. Say, "Heck with it. I'm from Washington. This is great weather." And go for a hike.
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