More wild campers......

Heading back this morning and I spotted another wild camper,  although this one didnt wake up from the drone sounds.




Taken with Mini 3 Pro.

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DAFlys Posted at 5-18 23:46
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Lovely colourful shot.

DAFlys Posted at 5-18 23:47
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If he can slumber on so close to the railway line, he's either deaf or dead
Did you not think to check on his welfare?  

DAFlys Posted at 5-18 23:47
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Nice find and lovely shots DA.    Don't think I'd camp that close to the railroad tracks if I wanted to get any sleep.  

Blériot53 Posted at 5-19 00:14
If he can slumber on so close to the railway line, he's either deaf or dead
Did you not think to check on his welfare?

I was thinking along those same lines.

How in the world could you sleep with trains passing by....unless there were none all night.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-19 02:27
I was thinking along those same lines.

How in the world could you sleep with trains passing by....unless there were none all night.

Apparently, over time, the brain learns to ignore them and you don't awaken.

Blériot53 Posted at 5-19 05:18
Apparently, over time, the brain learns to ignore them and you don't awaken.

When I was stationed on an aircraft carrier I never got used to all the catapult and arresting gear noise associated with every night launch and recovery.  My state room was only 1 deck down below the flight deck.

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-19 12:00
When I was stationed on an aircraft carrier I never got used to all the catapult and arresting gear noise associated with every night launch and recovery.  My state room was only 1 deck down below the flight deck.

That must have made a real racket.

Blériot53 Posted at 5-19 12:35
That must have made a real racket.

Noise levels on aircraft carriers measured in auditory recovery locations such as gym, berthing, and mess areas during 12–13-hour flight operation periods have ranged from 70 to 101 dBA.  You don't even want to know how loud it is on the flight deck.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-19 13:02
Noise levels on aircraft carriers measured in auditory recovery locations such as gym, berthing, and mess areas during 12–13-hour flight operation periods have ranged from 70 to 101 dBA.  You don't even want to know how loud it is on the flight deck.

Ear-defenders a must

Blériot53 Posted at 5-19 13:05
Ear-defenders a must

Mandatory, but have you ever tried to sleep with them in or on?    Not the most comfortable way to try and sleep but better than not protecting your ears from those high decibels.

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-19 13:10
Mandatory, but have you ever tried to sleep with them in or on?    Not the most comfortable way to try and sleep but better than not protecting your ears from those high decibels.

I can only imagine.

Blériot53 Posted at 5-19 13:14
I can only imagine.

Strange thing is the first few days back from a long deployment and you are away from the ship it is almost too quiet to sleep.    Kind of weird what you can get used to.

Blériot53 Posted at 5-19 00:14
If he can slumber on so close to the railway line, he's either deaf or dead
Did you not think to check on his welfare?

I didnt check,  I dont like to bother strangers

Blériot53 Posted at 5-19 00:13
Lovely colourful shot.

thanks Mr B.   

DAFlys Posted at 5-20 01:29
I didnt check,  I dont like to bother strangers

Was he still there THIS morning?

DAFlys Posted at 5-20 01:29
thanks Mr B.

Always a pleasure

Blériot53 Posted at 5-20 05:14
Was he still there THIS morning?

Ive not been feeling 100% the last few days so Ive skipped the morning walks.

DAFlys Posted at 5-20 23:43
Ive not been feeling 100% the last few days so Ive skipped the morning walks.

Commiserations - hope you're soon back on form.

Blériot53 Posted at 5-21 00:47
Commiserations - hope you're soon back on form.

Cheers.     I think a few down days are required thats all.

Not exactly the spot I'd favor for a sleep, as the others have pointed out. Other than the railroad, it does look relatively cozy.

HGDC84 Posted at 5-21 08:27
Not exactly the spot I'd favor for a sleep, as the others have pointed out. Other than the railroad, it does look relatively cozy.

That’s my thoughts too.   The tent has now been there a few days.  

DAFlys Posted at 5-22 01:08
That’s my thoughts too.   The tent has now been there a few days.

Maybe they're deaf?

Nice spot.

And nice shots

HGDC84 Posted at 5-22 20:52
Maybe they're deaf?

Darn,   thats for the reminder,  I meant to check this morning as I was coming back that way and I totally forgot.

Montfrooij Posted at 5-23 23:31
Nice spot.

cheers Pewter.  

DAFlys Posted at 5-24 00:29
cheers Pewter.

You're welcome Dwavid!

Montfrooij Posted at 5-24 00:46
You're welcome Dwavid!

I see what you did there.  

DAFlys Posted at 5-24 23:37
I see what you did there.

DAFlys Posted at 5-24 00:23
Darn,   thats for the reminder,  I meant to check this morning as I was coming back that way and I totally forgot.

Happens sometimes for each one of us.

HGDC84 Posted at 5-26 13:06
Happens sometimes for each one of us.

Do you know,  if completely forgotten to check all week.    I may try later if I get walk number 2 in today.

DAFlys Posted at 5-27 00:02
Do you know,  if completely forgotten to check all week.    I may try later if I get walk number 2 in today.

Just take your time in it, no need to rush it because of me.

HGDC84 Posted at 5-28 14:27
Just take your time in it, no need to rush it because of me.

The tent has definitely has progressed,   now with ground sheets and a well worn path.

DAFlys Posted at 5-29 00:35
The tent has definitely has progressed,   now with ground sheets and a well worn path.

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We'll see how it will progress. Thanks for keeping us up to date

HGDC84 Posted at 5-29 12:47
We'll see how it will progress. Thanks for keeping us up to date

No probs,   If I spot any changes of interest Im sure there will be a post.