Camp Facepunch - North America: IS IT POSSIBLE?

[Firefox42]

[QUOTE=barttool;34067918][B]Use this map to pinpoint your location[/B] along with a little description of where you think the camp should take place.

Don't forget to add your username. it's [B]your[/B] location, not where you think it should be.

[url]http://g.co/maps/2fhf4[/url][/QUOTE]

Interesting, someone seems to have already placed a marker with my username.

[barttool]

I took the liberty to add some of you to the map (didn't add anyone past the second page) and here's how's looking

[IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/44880859/map1.png[/IMG]

I think two meetings are plausible: in BC and the south-east of the US. We'll have to see how it evolves.

To edit the map you have to be loged in with a google account, then click edit. Read the description on the map for instructions.

[Paul McCartney]

I say British Columbia, its fucking gorgeous and I live there so we can all party with me

[Missing User]

[QUOTE=barttool;34071289]I took the liberty to add some of you to the map (didn't add anyone past the second page) and here's how's looking

[IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/44880859/map1.png[/IMG]

I think two meetings are plausible: in BC and the south-east of the US. We'll have to see how it evolves.

To edit the map you have to be loged in with a google account, then click edit. Read the description on the map for instructions.[/QUOTE]

Lets just shoot for Iowa. Some farmer can lend us his field for a day or two.

[barttool]

[QUOTE=areolop;34071570]Lets just shoot for Iowa. Some farmer can lend us his field for a day or two.[/QUOTE]

mid-north US can be another location.

So we have north-west, south east and mid north! Sounds about right to me. We can have ciclejerks about which camp was better.

[CubeManv2]

I live just above NYC, New York camping grounds would be awesome. I'd drive bordering states though

[TheBirdman]

[QUOTE=barttool;34071631]mid-north US can be another location.

So we have north-west, south east and mid north! Sounds about right to me. We can have ciclejerks about which camp was better.[/QUOTE]

midwest is best west

[editline]5th January 2012[/editline]

[QUOTE=Chemeril;34068655]SoDak all day.[/QUOTE]

respec

[Chubbles]

that new map thing is bad ass! haha. it has all our names on our locations! :downs:

[barttool]

[QUOTE=Chubbles;34072015]that new map thing is bad ass! haha. it has all our names on our locations! :downs:[/QUOTE]

was that a sarcastic remark? Are you really that paranoid?

[Ven Kaeo]

[QUOTE=Chubbles;34072015]that new map thing is bad ass! haha. it has all our names on our locations! :downs:[/QUOTE]

Oh god now all of Facepunch knows my name is Jesse and that I live somewhere in Orlando. OH GOD.

[Abrown516]

[QUOTE=Ven Kaeo;34072361]Oh god now all of Facepunch knows my name is Jesse and that I live somewhere in Orlando. OH GOD.[/QUOTE]

EMBRACE FOR HOMICIDE!!

[Sumap]

I think most people In Washington and Oregon Can get to B.C (if we do a West FP meetup) for around $80, California, Montana and Idaho can get Here for around $100, Using Amtrak. Depends on what you want to spend and how you want to travel.
Also photo near the cottage
[url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/60163821@N03/6020816436/][img]http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6008/6020816436_436343e1fb_z.jpg[/img][/url]
[url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/60163821@N03/6020816436/]DSC_2838[/url] by [url=http://www.flickr.com/people/60163821@N03/]Sumap1[/url], on Flickr

[Ven Kaeo]

I took the liberty of dividing North America into 6 sections and numbering how many FPers here are in each state.

It's meant to be a sort of planning guide. i.e. if you're doing something for the South-Eastern FPers stay in the red states.

[img]http://i.cubeupload.com/9WPxsU.png[/img]

[ABowlofNoodles]

I live in Calgary, Alberta. But BC seems ideal.

[red pan]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/hqzkz.jpg[/img]
Bc is purrty

[Stupideye]

[QUOTE=RoflKawpter;34058019]South Manitoba, Muhfukka!!!
Different regional camping spots would be good, but I dunno about a HUEG NORD AMURRIKA camping thing.

I'd be cool driving down to Minnesota, MAYBE Indiana/Ohio if my Road Trip that i'm taking this summer meets up with your dates (that is, IF the thing is possible)

I'd prefer a Canadian one though. :P

Also, fuck BC. We got awesome flat campgrounds here in Manitoba!!! Nice lake, too :P[/QUOTE]
woop winnipeg represent

[Tukimoshi]

Anywhere in BC is fantastic. I would recommend Shawnigan but the Ferry can be quite pricy (Up to $80 with a vehicle) so I understand that the mainland is probaly more ideal.

Anyone in Alberta/Washington can easily drive to Southern BC, with Vancouver only being 4 hours from Seattle. It'd be within 12-15 hours for mid-alberta (Edmonton/Calgary) and probaly Mid-South Washington or even Northern Oregon.

$260 round-trip from San Fran. If you don't want to make the drive, Amtrak ain't that bad. $80 from Seattle.

[H11]

All of us Florida FPers should go to Disney World.

[I][B]THAT[/B][/I] would end well. :rolleyes:

But seriously that would actually be pretty kick ass.

[Chubbles]

[QUOTE=barttool;34072148]was that a sarcastic remark? Are you really that paranoid?[/QUOTE]

no lol. I've really never seen that feature before and thought it was neat.

[The First 11'er]

[QUOTE=Sumap;34072528]I think most people In Washington and Oregon Can get to B.C (if we do a West FP meetup) for around $80, California, Montana and Idaho can get Here for around $100, Using Amtrak. Depends on what you want to spend and how you want to travel.
Also photo near the cottage
[url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/60163821@N03/6020816436/][img]http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6008/6020816436_436343e1fb_z.jpg[/img][/url]
[url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/60163821@N03/6020816436/]DSC_2838[/url] by [url=http://www.flickr.com/people/60163821@N03/]Sumap1[/url], on Flickr[/QUOTE]

I think I might be able to. It depends if we have it this summer or next summer, which I plan next summer.

[Ven Kaeo]

[QUOTE=Tukimoshi;34073913]Anywhere in BC is fantastic. I would recommend Shawnigan but the Ferry can be quite pricy (Up to $80 with a vehicle) so I understand that the mainland is probaly more ideal.

Anyone in Alberta/Washington can easily drive to Southern BC, with Vancouver only being 4 hours from Seattle. It'd be within 12-15 hours for mid-alberta (Edmonton/Calgary) and probaly Mid-South Washington or even Northern Oregon.

$40 for Amtrak from Seattle to Vancouver. San Fran to Van is only $130.
Nevermind, that's single-way. What a misleading site.

Any further than that, I.E: Salt Lake City, etc, gets up to around $250+ so not really worth it.
But I mean, wow. $80 for round-trip from Seattle to Van? That's... cheaper than the gas would be. And you can just play games on the train.[/QUOTE]

uh...

I'd love to know what car you're driving that eats up $80 for two 2.5 hour trips.

My car gets relatively low mileage and I could make the tip with less than $40 spent in gas.

[lulzbocksV2]

Illinois

[Skellyhell]

The USA is 37.92 time larger then the UK, making travel considerably harder for the majority of people who live there. Would be a mean feat to pull it off, but i cant see many people paying for an "interstate" flight to go camping

[Olas]

I live in Michigan, so if it happens to be within a days drive I would consider coming.

[Xystus234]

Virginia.

If we camp too far out in the middle of nowhere, then we'll get eaten by lions, bears, tigers, each other, etc. I say we just meet up at a wall street protest or somewhere near civilization so we can walk up to a gas station and buy food if we need it.

[jbthekid]

I would possibly attend one if it were in Georgia. It doesn't look like there're many FP'ers in the Southeast though. :/

[goblins]

Would there be an age limit?

I don't really want to be camping with a bunch of 12 year olds.
17 sounds good to me.

[Olas]

[QUOTE=Smokes;34078322]Would there be an age limit?

I don't really want to be camping with a bunch of 12 year olds.
17 sounds good to me.[/QUOTE]

Or 18, that's the legal adult age in most states.

[Ven Kaeo]

[QUOTE=Skellyhell;34077385]The USA is 37.92 time larger then the UK, making travel considerably harder for the majority of people who live there. Would be a mean feat to pull it off, but i cant see many people paying for an "interstate" flight to go camping[/QUOTE]

Sorry bro but your math is wrong.

The United States is 312.25% larger than the British Isles.

British Isles - Roughly 121,600 square miles
United Staets - Roughly 3,800,000 square miles

38% would make the United States 167, 800ish square miles.

[editline]6th January 2012[/editline]

[QUOTE=jbthekid;34078134]I would possibly attend one if it were in Georgia. It doesn't look like there're many FP'ers in the Southeast though. :/[/QUOTE]

There's like 8 FPers in the Southeastern US.

[Banana Bandit]

Washington.

[editline]6th January 2012[/editline]

I would be willing to go to Canada or Oregon for a meet up.