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After looking up Mt Hood National Forest, I came up with 30 campgrounds in the state park that actually have drinking water, and 25 that has handicapped access out of a total of 84 camp sites in the entire forest. Some of which are not accessible even without hiking in. There are warnings on some of the roads and trails to be wary of rock slides.
Out of 84 camp sites besides the camping available IN the forest itself, I cannot imagine being willing to spend more of my tax dollars to protect Darwin's best. There is no reason he shouldn't have checked out his campsite prior to setting up camp. That's a pretty common sense thing to do. Besides taking a flashlight with him. If he ever camped anywhere he knew he'd need a flashlight.
If this goes very far in court it will be hard for me to wish him 'safety' the next time he goes camping.
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