Travelling

[80watts]

Where to stay. Hotel, Motel, camp ground, youth hostels, Wallmart parking lot etc.
In the Lord of the Rings the fellows went camping for the most part. But I read some other books where travelling in Fiction books, trails, paths had waystations to protect travellers from cold, snow, rain etc. The rule of these shelter was to replace what you used. eg wood in the storage used for heating, Tools left for other travellers (no stealing them). Locals would stock food there for emergencies for travellers.
Are there places to hike for a few days and then take a train back to town? Seems like everything is geared up for you to pay at such and such place to sleep. Is there such a thing as a free camp site anymore.

 

[zippy45]

no, stay home

 

[zippy45]

I always assumed you were American, so please do not come camping up here, also pleases do not come fuck the women that are here, hell please do not even cross the border

 

[Newb808]

Where to stay. Hotel, Motel, camp ground, youth hostels, Wallmart parking lot etc.
In the Lord of the Rings the fellows went camping for the most part. But I read some other books where travelling in Fiction books, trails, paths had waystations to protect travellers from cold, snow, rain etc. The rule of these shelter was to replace what you used. eg wood in the storage used for heating, Tools left for other travellers (no stealing them). Locals would stock food there for emergencies for travellers.
Are there places to hike for a few days and then take a train back to town? Seems like everything is geared up for you to pay at such and such place to sleep. Is there such a thing as a free camp site anymore.

Victoria BC is a free camp site currently. Beacon Hill Park has tent grounds as well as RV parking. Prime RV parking on Dallas Road as well. Was over there for a few weeks recently. I’ve never seen anything like it having had grown up there and frequently visited over the years. Seems like the homeless population has quadrupled.