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Re: Annapolis Contacts

Michael Dobson (dobson@INFO.USUHS.MIL)
Thu, 30 Mar 1995 11:43:55 -0500


On the SCOUTS-L mailing list was writ:
>
> Visiting groups are welcome to reserve a primitive camp site within the
> Retelle RV Campground... The primitive area is located in a rustic wooded
> setting with water, electricity, bathhouses with lavatories and hot showers
> (rustic??? primitive???). The camp is located approx. 3 miles from Annapolis.
>
In commercial and even State/National Park parlance, "primitive" is any
camp area that does not have a pad to pull your trailor/RV onto or where
you are required to pitch your tent. The primitive areas have grass or
bare ground for tent pitching. Some, mostly the government parks, limit
waste facilities to Port-a-Johns(tm) or covered pit toilets like at Scout
camps with a central water source. It's hard to find what we Scouts would
call primitive in todays campgrounds.

YiS,
Mike

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