You must live in a hot region to have all that action capable of going on. Quite a few years back I went camping with this guy who had a trailer deep into the woods of some people's property. It was the coolest thing what they had built back there. He had a shower outside his trailer built but you heated the water over the firepit to whatever temperature you could stand in a pail. He had it so you could dump it over your body after you use a wash cloth to lather yourself up with. I was only there for a weekend so I didn't try it. People had actual outside living rooms built under, I don't know what or remember what type of product the tarp was made out of, but several tarps that were once used for billboard advertising swung or tied from tree to tree. They had giant log tabletops, built or carved out chairs for dining rooms. Birdfeeders hung everywhere so nature was basically your television. They had a huge community fire pit in the middle of this mini outdoor village. They even had a playground for kids with playground equipment someone had gotten from a schoolyard when they tore down a school. Nobody really slept in tents though, it's like they lived outdoor but slept in trailers. It'd a been a great blogger post to do on the place. Some people had their trailers right up along a bank that ran to a stream where they could just sit in their outdoor living room and fish. It was cool as hell. Than one day someone overdosed and died there, the DNR came in and made them take it all apart.
RE: Saxon's Survival Hour #111: Methane for Energy