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These photo's are from a past trip to Magone Lake, I spent 5 days up there solo camping and had a wonderful time. I had never been there before and wondered why all the vehicles in the campground had there hoods up, I asked around and found out they had a rat problem there, the rats like dark places and would get up on the engines and chew wiring and the sort!! I will tell you I never saw a rat the entire time or any sign of one, the campground was spotless and very clean. I enjoyed this trip and the campground, it is a 
beautiful place.
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Re: Pics of Magone Lake trip, eastern Oregon.
A few more pics of Magone Lake. -
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Great way to introduce yourself around, great pics! Thanks for sharing and expanding our knowledge base!Get campin', Renodesertfox
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Re: Pics of Magone Lake trip, eastern Oregon.
Great pics, looks like a relaxing time.Comment
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Thank you for sharing - looks like a very lovely place. I never thought of rats in a campground, oh my ...Total nights sleeping outdoors in 2013: 28Comment
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Nice pictures of the back country, and campsite, diggin your 12V house battery and ResMed gear. Might want to put a 10A fuse on each end of your alligator clips to protect it, or better yet, fuses and a seq of quick disconnects:
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tplife,
Thanks for the comments, my resmed is fused twice, once on the positive feed to the battery and also on the front side of the adapter. Ay first I thought my camping days were over when I got prescribed a C-Pap machine as I liked to hike in to places or camp in primitive campgrounds, thank God for the DC adapters. I can get 6 nights off of my Les Schwab deep cycle battery, with a bad back the weight can be an issue but it is worth it. When I hike in now I use a converted elk cart to carry my battery and my camp load, I can only hike a couple miles now as my legs are shot but that gets me off the beaten path enough to enjoy the solitude. 95% of my camping is solo, if I go with family somebody always puts the battery in the tent for me, it sure saves my back.Comment
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rvpopham, you are one hard core guy, packing a battery and c-pap in, wow you must really want to be out camping. Awesome!Comment
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looks like a fun time, beautiful place, nice photos!Comment
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