How do you trailside camp?
Fact: For most of us, camping and wheeling go together. It’s a safe bet that where there’s folks gathered to wheel for more than a day there’s probably camping involved. I’ve camped since I was a kid. Our family started with a tent, graduated to a 1960’s-era Apache camper (which was basically a tent on a trailer), and then in the 1970s to a Jayco camper (it had a hard roof that did a fairly admirable job of keeping the rain out). When I got out on my own and started wheeling, funds were tight and I found myself in a cheap tent for trailside sleeps. At that point, if there was a 1-10 rating system for functional campsites, my camps would’ve been a 1. The only reason they would’ve ranked…