These are the coordinates for the third location I mentioned to Henry

43°05'43"N 70°52'04"W · 8.32 ft

The camping area would be just across the street in the wildlife area

That's a very small patch of woods. If we're going up to NH, I'd like to find a more secluded spot. Henry and I will be on mumble tomorrow (Tuesday) at 9pm. Would you be able to join us for a few minutes to talk about the camping areas you would like to suggest?

Sounds good

@Tyler CT are you looking for woods near the spots or father north?

Because that would help me pick a spot

We want to minimize unnecessary driving, but it's worth driving a bit more to find a better location. Perhaps this one is an option. Do you know these areas pretty well? I'd want to check a trail map to see how big of a space will actually be hidden from the public. 43.2348761032323, -70.68155735068413

To be clear, your first suggestion was here, right?

Yes

But given it would be on a late November weekend I wouldn’t expect many people there

The only activity is walking dogs in that field and kayaking

Which is not often regardless

Josh could you get us aerials of the other two camping spots

Yes

In the second picture the pin is the parking rather than the campsite

That is deeper in the woods

These are both pretty small. I'd want this weekend's spot to be larger than the Purgatory Chasm spot we did last time.

That second is pretty good space, what're you thinkin instead Tyler?

I think you’d have to go a bit father north for that

43.2348761032323, -70.68155735068413

We'd have to see what hiking trails run through there, but this is a much better size. Purgatory chasm was the smallest I'd want to go.

Oh, that's main, but still

The mountain isn’t big

@Josh NH , I think we have the info we need. Thanks! You don't need to attend the mumble meeting tonight.

Ok