61.   These days sculptors of site-specific art go from city to city, like traveling circus performers pitching their tents, then moving on to do the same tricks elsewhere.

62.   They pitch their tent under the stars and go to sleep.

63.   They pitch their tents in depleted pastures, where they watch the last of their livestock die.

64.   They have pitched tents and sleep in them in turns, because there are not enough to go around.

65.   They pitched tents everywhere.

66.   They pitched tents under a tree and spent that day, all of the next and part of a third interviewing and photographing famine victims and relief workers.

67.   They pitched their tent and Payne set off through the ocean of humanity toward the portable toilets.

68.   They traveled in a caravan from city to city, pitching their tent and camping nearby.

69.   They walked back less than a mile to a wide spot in Hualapai Canyon before they could pitch their tents above the normally dry creek bed.

70.   To me, camping means hiking with a backpack into the wilderness and pitching a tent.