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1. Go Rving
March 09, 2008
GO RVING Rving is an exciting way to see America. It’s a way for families to be together, while continually learning about our great country. Rving is not limited to America, exploring Canada or Mexico can be rewarding. ... (read more)
Author: Bettye Whitten | Article Views: 518
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2. Motorhome or Trailer
March 09, 2008
Motorhome or Trailer that is the question for you. Here are some of the advantages and disadvantages of both, so you will be confident when purchasing an RV. When comparing Rvs, a motorhome or a travel trailer, should you buy a motorhome or fifth wheeler? The advantages and disadvantages of both are studied so that you can make your choice wisely when purchasing an RV. Possessing a motorhome or fifth wheel is an achievement of a lifetime. It can be similar to sojourning with your residence as you search the various sites of our great land, America. The two commonly know... (read more)
Author: Bettye Whitten | Article Views: 509
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3. Campfire Safety Tips
March 07, 2008
Camping and campfires go hand in hand. It is difficult to imagine going camping without building a fire to roast marshmallows over and to tell ghost stories around. Without proper safety etiquette, your campfire could turn your camping trip into a disaster.
Choosing a Safe Location For Your Campfire
Most commercial campgrounds already have preexisting fire rings to use. Unless the fire ring is in a dangerous spot, you should build your fire there. The campground owners have likely already deemed this as a safe location to build a fire. The fire ring will help contain sparks an... (read more)
Author: Shannon Hilson | Article Views: 447
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4. Backpacking For Beginners, The Backpacking Basics
March 06, 2008
Backpacking can be a great hobby and sport. It is challenging, adventurous and exiting. It can be enjoyed by almost anyone who is reasonably fit and healthy, whether you are young or old, male or female. There are countless options on how and where to do it. Backpacking is a great way to get some exercise and get fit while having some fun at the same time. Read on if you would like to learn more about backpacking for beginners and what it is all about.
Backpacking is the combination between hiking and camping. Backpacking trips involve hiking through the countryside and wilderness ar... (read more)
Author: mike legg | Article Views: 396
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5. Food Safety to Help Avoid Bears in the Wilderness
March 05, 2008
If you plan on venturing into the wilderness on a camping or hiking trip, you need to be prepared to deal with potentially dangerous wildlife. Bears in particular need to be respected and avoided. One of the easiest ways to avoid bears is to be careful with storing and preparing food.
Choosing the Safest Camping Food
Strong smelling food like tuna or garlic can attract bears easiest. When you choose which foods to pack, try to avoid foods that have strong odors. Canned or dried food is a much better choice. Not only do these types of food last longer, but they give off fewer odo... (read more)
Author: Shannon Hilson | Article Views: 333
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6. What to Consider When Choosing a Hiking Trail
March 04, 2008
Are you interested in going on a hiking adventure? Whether that hiking adventure will last for a few hours or a whole weekend, you will need to choose a hiking trail. When it comes to choosing a hiking trail, you need to remember that you have a number of different options. No matter where in the United States you are located, you should have a number of hiking trails located a close distance away from your home.
Since you should have a number of different choices, when looking for a hiking trail to hike, you may be wondering how you can go about finding the “perfect,” hiking trail to... (read more)
Author: John Smi | Article Views: 297
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7. Where You Can Buy Your Hiking Gear and Supplies From
March 04, 2008
Are you interested in going on a hiking trip? Whether you want your hiking trip to last one day or last as long as one week, you will need to bring along multiple pieces of hiking gear and other hiking supplies. If this is your first time buying gear and other supplies to take with you on a hiking trip, you may be unsure as to where you can make your purchase or purchases from. Hiking gear is a phrase that is regularly used to describe pieces of equipment or items that are important to hiking. Hiking gear is regularly known to make hiking easier and safer. If you are in need of hiking... (read more)
Author: John Smi | Article Views: 337
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8. The Advantages of a Down Sleeping Bag
March 04, 2008
When you are choosing a sleeping bag, one of the major things to consider is the insulation fill type. Sleeping bags are typically made with either synthetic fill or down fill. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages, but a down filled sleeping bag is usually the best choice.
Down Sleeping Bags Weigh Less
The weight of your backpack and its contents is crucial when hiking the trails or even climbing a mountain. The more weight you carry, the sooner you will tire out and need a break. A down sleeping bag can make your pack a little lighter. Since a sleeping bag is on... (read more)
Author: Shannon Hilson | Article Views: 350
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9. Outdoor Survival Tips - Ten Uncommon Ones
February 25, 2008
The outdoor survival tips you'll find here are not the usual fare. They come from the unusual techniques that myself and others have experimented with. Keep them in mind in case the day comes when you are lost in the wilderness.
Outdoor Survival Tips - Fire Making
1. Pull a piece of pack rat nest loose to use for tinder. These are usually found under rock ledges and in small caves, so they are dry even when it is raining. They are commonly full of plant fuzz, dry grass and other flammable materials.
2. Polish the bottom of an aluminum pop or beer can, and you can use it to focus... (read more)
Author: Steve Gillman | Article Views: 368
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