Fall Camping 2012, Hiawassee, Georgia

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  I'll always be the first to show off a new tent.This one's brand new and right out of the box

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  Tents come in different makes and sizes. Here, one camper has added a makeshift rain fly in preparation of incliment weather.

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  A tent this size will comfortably sleep two people.

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  A much smaller tent, better suited for someone shorter than me.

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  Especially in the fall and winter months, it's best to stay elevated above ground. This cot is not only well constructed, it serves the purpose.

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  A hot shower is never too far away, even when camping in the dense wilderness.

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  A disposable propane tank is used to heat the water.

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  This tent provides not only comfort, but plenty of room to spare.

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  This stove has seen it's better days, but continues to be a dependable source for cooking and heating food. And on a cold fall morning, you can never have enough coffee on hand, or boiling water for a cup of delicious hot chocolate.

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  What better way to heat up some breakfast bisquits than with a portable oven that sits right on top of your stove. This little oven has delivered some delicious tasting bisquits over the years.

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  This is what it all boils down to!

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  It's always good to bring a piece of scrap carpeting along to throw down in front of your tent. Keeps lots of leaves and dirt on the outside where it belongs.

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  The warm glow of a camp heater inside my tent. This photo was taken in the dead of night where temperatures outside were not too pleasant.

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  When it comes to cooking, I prefer to keep it simple. These portable stoves have provided me some delicious hot meals over the years. They cost about $25. each, not including the propane canisters which are sold separately.

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  Running water is always in abundance at this campsite. While not used for drinking, it's a reliable source for other uses like washing dishes.

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  A propane heater will definately take the chill out of the air. Make sure your tent has adequate ventilation and follow the manufacturers recommendation for use.

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