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Sunday, February 10th, 2008
Carry with you on your camping or hiking trips a cheap foam pad about 12″ X 24″, whether it be made of EVA foam, Ensolite or any other material, then cover one side with duct tape.
Maximize The Use of your Walking Sticks
Sunday, February 10th, 2008
You probably spent many days out hiking without a walking stick, and found that you don’t need one at all, but once you have hiked with a set you will never go back. There are just so much benefits you wonder to yourself…why didn’t I think of using a walking stick earlier?
Prevent Your Water From Freezing When Winter Camping
Sunday, February 10th, 2008
Carve a hole in the snow or snow wall, then fill a pot 3/4 full with water and put the covered pot in the hole in the snow wall. Seal in the pot with snow.
When morning comes around, the water will still be in liquid form.
River Otter Plastic Waterproof Bag
Sunday, February 10th, 2008
The River Otter Bags are inexpensive alternative to hard plastic cases for holding and storing your electronic gadgets to keep them dry and away from water when outdoors.
How To Predict A Storm
Sunday, February 10th, 2008To determine if a storm may be coming, do not pay attention to surface winds. Surface winds have too many anomalies. Instead pay attention and observe the clouds and see which direction they are moving.
Start A Fire With Pine Needles
Sunday, February 10th, 2008
The sticky substance found on pine and other evergreen type plants can really get your fire started. It just take about a teaspoon of the pine needles sappy substance. In conclusion pine sap makes great fire starter fluid.
Use Small Dry Bag
Sunday, February 10th, 2008
Instead of using one large dry bag, use several small dry bags. One large dry bag can make weight on the canoe or kayak uneven and you may realize it is hard to find a place to fit the large dry bag.
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