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How To Have A Safe And Comfortable Sleep Inside Your Tent

29th September 2009
You’re addicted to camping but when cold weather steps in, you have to debate with yourself whether to endure the cold and the sleepless nights in the tent just to be able to do the thing you love most or be stuck in the house, feeling sad but comfortab... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

How To Eat Healthy During Your Next Camping Trip

29th September 2009
One should not think that camping foods only includes junk foods. While you are on your way for camping then it is better if you can think as well as carry light. Although it feels really good to imagine a campfire along with eggs and hot coffee with s... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Five Tricks To Have A Fun Winter Camping Time

29th September 2009
Camping during the summer season means relaxing under the warmth of the sun, enjoying the scent of summer air and getting pleasurable and refreshing dips in the lake. It’s no wonder there a lot of people who prefer camping during this season. However... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Essential Hunting Camping Supplies

29th September 2009
There are two different kinds of camping trips; ones that are a day trip and ones that you stay overnight. If you plan on staying overnight in the woods, than you'll definitely need camping gear. There are many helpful hunting camping supplies that shou... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Creating A Camping Supply List

28th September 2009
Bringing along the right camping supplies and gear is a vital part of any successful camping trip. The following camping checklist is a general guide for the average family camping weekend. Your camping supply list may differ, depending on the climate, ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Considering A Hammock Tent For Your Camping Needs

28th September 2009
The recreational pastime of camping has always been a popular way for individuals and families to enjoy the outdoors and be in touch with nature. Camping also provides an incredible opportunity for families to leave behind the diversions of life. Often th... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Camping Essentials A General Guide To The Essentials Of Camping

28th September 2009
When you are going camping there are a number of basic camping gear essentials that go with any camping trip. These basics show up in most camping trips if you are camping without an RV or camping outside of a sheltered area, like a cabin. These essent... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Camping Lanterns -- Experience The Great Outdoors In Style

28th September 2009
Is your work taking a toll on you? Well, you no longer need to fear for your sanity. There is a sure way for you to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city life - camping! There is nothing more relaxing than communing with nature once in a while. ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Camping Gear - What You Need To Know

28th September 2009
There's something about heading off to visit Mother Nature, with nothing but you, lots of trees and a cheerful campfire. It's the best way to experience total peace and quiet. There are no other people, no smog, nothing to do but relax for the weekend. If... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Camping Describes A Wide Range Of Activities

28th September 2009
Camping is an outdoor recreational activity, in which the campers get away from civilization and enjoy nature while spending one or more nights at a campsite. It may be combined with hiking either as backpacking or as a series of day hikes from a central ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Camping - Family Fun In The Woods

28th September 2009
Camping is a lot of fun for people who enjoy the opportunity to spend some quieter moments in the woods. For individuals who are able to get away for a few days, the experience can be invigorating. The challenge of going without many routine life convenie... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Backpacking 101 - Backpacking Tips For Beginners

28th September 2009
Backpacking can be a fun and exciting adventure in nature, but surviving in the outdoors with only your gear is a dangerous risk for someone with no backpacking experience. Before even planning your first backpacking trip, become familiar with common ter... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Ultralight Sleeping Bags

24th September 2009
Why ultralight sleeping bags? Because ultralight backpacking is only made possible by cutting the weight of the "big three;" the backpack, shelter and sleeping bag. The days of five-pound summer bags are gone - at least for those of us who prefer to go li... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Ultralight Backpacks - The Lightest Out There

24th September 2009
Why ultralight backpacks? Devotees of ultralight backpacking know you reduce your packweight most by concentrating on the "big three;" backpack, shelter, and sleeping bag. Forget those 6-pound backpacks, 9-pound tents and 5-pound sleeping bags. Reduce tha... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Biking touring, modalities to guide beginners

24th September 2009
A kind of tourism widespread in Europe that each day has more and more fans. Cycling has always been associated with freedom. Nothing more natural, go out there knowing new places pedaling. This is the beginning of cycling. Sites can be from your neig... Read >
Author: Marcelo

Tent Styles

23rd September 2009
In prior articles we've discussed how to choose a tent based on considerations of weather and number of people that will be sleeping in it. In this article we'll look at different styles of tents. There are many different tent styles available to choos... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Tent Size Considerations

23rd September 2009
The size of the tent you choose is a very important consideration. In prior articles we discussed how to pick a tent based on what weather conditions you are planning to camp in. Now we will discuss how to choose the correct size. The first rule of ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

“Don’t Touch It,” and other simple, nature-friendly advice

23rd September 2009
Each summer, I visit the Chequamagon National Forest in Wisconsin. An amazingly beautiful and lush forest, this place is my sanctuary. I stay at a low-key resort, in a cabin overlooking Lake Namekagon. It’s a breath of fresh air - quite literally - to s... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Sleeping Bag Pads

23rd September 2009
Sleeping bag pads are not one of the things you should cut from your list. Backpackers want to reduce their weight, but not even ultralight backpackers want to reduce their comfort. Still, who wants to carry those monstrous old inflatables down the trail?... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Marriage Proposals – Will You Ah, Um… Marry Me?

23rd September 2009
So you met the love of you life and would like to make your marriage proposal. This is an exciting moment in your life. Have you thought up a few marriage proposals? OK, so you have made up a hundred marriage proposals and haven’t mind up you mind. Sto... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Quick Camping Checklist

23rd September 2009
Whether you're a first time camper, or an experienced wilderness explorer, it is helpful to have a basic checklist of essential gear. Of course, don't forget that you may need other equipment, based on the specifics of your trip. Tent or shelter – Mo... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Lightweight Backpacking Techniques

23rd September 2009
These lightweight backpacking tips and techniques are options or ideas, not recommendations. I tend towards the extreme side of ultralight backpacking, and if you don't know yourself or your skills, some of these techniques will get you into trouble. A... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Lightweight Tents - How Light?

23rd September 2009
Why use lightweight and ultralight tents? Because a heavy tent is one of the biggest obstacles to lightweight backpacking. You have to cut the weight of the "big three" (shelter, backpack and sleeping bag) to really go light. How do you choose one, though... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

How To Choose The Right Sleeping Bag For Camping

23rd September 2009
How do you make sure that you have selected the best sleeping bag for your camping trip? What is better: GOOSE DOWN or the SYNTHETIC sleeping bag? The last thing you want to happen when you're 20 miles into the woods is to find your sleeping bag... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

How To Choose A Good Camping Bed

23rd September 2009
Good Camping Beds Camping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors. But, nothing will bring that good time to a halt faster than having to sleep on cold, lumpy ground. Being uncomfortable will hamper sleep and make everyone irritable and tired. Using good ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Hiking Gear: Packing Tips

23rd September 2009
More and more people today enjoy the simple, wholesome fun of hiking. Hiking is an affordable, yet healthy and emotionally rewarding way to spend a vacation or a long weekend – and you don’t need to visit a travel agent. Experienced hikers will al... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Getting The Right Sleeping Bag For You

23rd September 2009
Going camping? Need to buy a sleeping bag? Here are a few tips to help you select the best one to fit your needs. Shape / Design One of the first factors to consider is the shape and design of the sleeping bag. A standard sleeping bag is a simple re... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Camping – Requirements And Safety Measures

23rd September 2009
An outdoor recreational activity, camping involves people spending the night in tents at a campsite. They do it in an attempt to temporarily avoid the din and bustle of city life, and to get close to nature. If you are looking to spend a comfortable time ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Painting Tips: Color Schemes

23rd September 2009
In the wake of the proliferation of home improvement shows, i.e. “Redecorate Your Neighbor’s House”, that flourished in the early 2000’s, the sleepy world of off-white interior color schemes was turned upside down by a rainbow assault of the bold ... Read >
Author: John

Are The Stars Out Tonight? Reconnecting With The Power Of Mystery

22nd September 2009
On a crisp June night I’m lying in my sleeping bag at 10,000 feet in the Sierra’s Desolation Wilderness. Here, far from the light and haze of the Bay Area, the sky is deep black, but thick with twinkling dots and dim wisps of cottony light. When I loo... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

A Little About Sleeping Pads

22nd September 2009
There are several options for different conditions to accommodate back country sleeping. Sleeping pads are more than just comfortable, they offer a barrier between you and the ground that won't compress the way your sleeping bag does. Because of this, i... Read >
Author: akkiefer

How to Choose Your Next Backpack

21st September 2009
There are a few simple decisions that need to be made in order to determine what kind of pack you need for your trips. These questions will help to guide you in selecting the category of pack you need, and ultimately making a decision about which one yo... Read >
Author: akkiefer

Essentials of Camping

16th September 2009
If you have never been camping before, you should be stoked. This experience is one that everyone should have, it will guide you through the remainder of your life, shedding light on difficult situations. It will help you sort through the morally gray. ... Read >
Author: akkiefer

where do I find cheap down comforters

10th September 2009
Comfort with Comforters The word comforter springs from the word comfort, the state of being comfortable. Comforters made of Down and Primaloft offer the last word in light weight, warm, plush comfort. The bed of feathers offered comfort and heat to l... Read >
Author: Ivan Wilcox

where do I find down comforter blanket

10th September 2009
Comfort with Comforters The word comforter comes from the word comfort, the state of being comfortable. Comforters made from Down and Primaloft offer the ultimate in light weight, warm, plush comfort. The bed of feathers offered comfort and heat to li... Read >
Author: Ivan Wilcox

where do I find down comforters pacific

10th September 2009
Comfort with Comforters The word comforter springs from the word comfort, the state of being comfortable. Comforters made of Down and Primaloft offer the final word in light weight, warm, plush comfort. The bed of feathers offered comfort and heat to ... Read >
Author: Ivan Wilcox

where do I find down comforters denver

10th September 2009
Comfort with Comforters The word comforter springs from the word comfort, the state of being comfortable. Comforters made from Down and Primaloft offer the ultimate in light weight, warm, plush comfort. The bed of feathers offered comfort and heat to ... Read >
Author: Ivan Wilcox

where do I find down comforter for baby

10th September 2009
Comfort with Comforters The word comforter is derived from the word comfort, the state of being comfortable. Comforters made of Down and Primaloft offer the final word in light weight, warm, plush comfort. The bed of feathers offered comfort and heat ... Read >
Author: Cyrus Haley

where do I find cheap down comforters queen

10th September 2009
Comfort with Comforters The word comforter comes from the word comfort, the state of being snug. Comforters made of Down and Primaloft offer the final word in light weight, warm, plush comfort. The bed of feathers offered comfort and heat to lie on.Th... Read >
Author: Shelton Ashley

Weekend Backpack - Perfect For a Weekend Getaway

02nd September 2009
It helps to have a good sized backpack for a camping trip that will take an entire weekend. A weekend backpack is a great option to use among large backpacks for this occasion. This is a type of larger backpack that has plenty of space and is very useful ... Read >
Author: Alicia McWilliams

How and Where to shelter from the storm and lightning while traveling

02nd September 2009
How to protect yourself if you caught the storm: - There remains the peaks or increases risk, on flat ground unprotected. If the storm can be provided, not go the route. - If the storm is about to be triggered and you can not get off, you must remov... Read >
Author: anisvellore

Sex All Around The House - Book Review

27th August 2009
We all need to spice up our lovemaking at one time or another. In fact, it's very important to the well being of your relationship! However, with so many lovemaking books out there, does Michael Webb's latest addition to his lovemaking collection size up ... Read >
Author: januszjanulis

Why Camping Equipment Differs With Different Locations

24th August 2009
Camping is a great way to experience nature from close quarters and also to relax at the same time. How well you are able to enjoy your camping experience will depend upon the camping equipment you choose. Select the equipments you need keeping in mind th... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta

Camping Equipment

22nd August 2009
There are many things you will require when you are camping. Tents, pots and pans, cooking stoves, etc. These things make your camping adventure truly enjoyable. But yes, you have to plan all this beforehand so as to not leave anything behind. We mean you... Read >
Author: Mervin Jones

Ironman Apparel

13th August 2009
Next to shoes, the 2nd most vital comfort item, or pain item can be your backpack. Preparing your backpack with your hiking apparel, and selecting the right one is crucial for a snug bitch free trip. But if you're planning an extended trip, you must pl... Read >
Author: Thomas Oliver

Bubble Wrap and Its Many Uses

11th August 2009
For those of you who do not know what a bubble wrap is, it's a transparent plastic material used for wrapping fragile materials. The cushioning is provided with air filled plastic bubbles. As far as its history is concerned, bubble wrap was invented by Ma... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

The Best Creative Ways to Propose to Your Girl

04th August 2009
Marriage proposals made over a romantic dinner at a sublime restaurant can be very romantic but they are not necessarily creative. Many ladies dream about the day that the man of their dreams proposes to them and hope that the day will be absolutely per... Read >
Author: Edmond Alston

Cheap Summer Getaways

31st July 2009
Whoever said summer fun had to cost an arm and a leg obviously never heard of recession. With the current downturn of the economy, everyone is looking for inexpensive ways to liven up their summer. Whether you need a whole weekend, or just a day, taking... Read >
Author: cledford

Deciding on the Right Kids Sleeping Bag

29th July 2009
Identifying the right sleeping bag for your child can become quite an adventure. Like shopping for an adult sleeping bag, deciding on the right size and appropriate temperature rating are paramount in selecting a child's sleeping bag. One item adults do n... Read >
Author: Mark Sawyer

Sport events of the summer in the Riviera Romagnola

27th July 2009
The pink night has paved the way for the summer in Romagna, which now begins with a lot of events. Here are some of the most important events for sport fans. It has already come to the 17th edition the volleyball tournament “24 hours of volleyball... Read >
Author: martinapp

Sport events of the summer in the Riviera Romagnola

24th July 2009
The pink night has paved the way for the summer in Romagna, which now begins with a lot of events. Here are some of the most important events for sport fans. It has already come to the 17th edition the volleyball tournament “24 hours of volleyball... Read >
Author: martinapp

Tent Camping in France

23rd July 2009
France, like most of Europe, has variations in climate for which the good tent camper will have to be prepared. Some backpackers don't take tents, but the true tent camper is often going to have a tent as well as a camp stove along. If you camp in the sum... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

What to do when on a self catering holiday

18th July 2009
It is a great idea to get your family together and out on a camping holiday. It will enrich your relations and make everyone happy, at least happy to go back home. The place you pick for your camping holiday is the main ingredient of the atmosphere, but w... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Camping in the Rough

17th July 2009
Every summer thousands of us pack up our RVs or the trailer and head off to the campground. Once there, you back into your designated spot, plug in your electrical power source. The whole scenario seems to defeat the purpose in my opinion, but to each the... Read >
Author: breezego.css

Select Camping Equipment – Tents, Sleeping Bag and Food

16th July 2009
Sleeping bag for better camping having a goods night sleep can make or break your camping holiday and we can find you the most comfortable one you will ever have. We have a variety of sleeping bags available in different weights, sizes and colours. ... Read >
Author: Duncan White

Best Restaurants In Boone Iowa - Great Campfire Cooking Ideas I

16th July 2009
In talking with Pete Alan, a skillful chef who is very familiar with the best restaurants in Boone, Iowa...I asked him to give me some Tips of trouble-free recipes for when I go camping. Here is what he Presented me: GRILLED CHEESE---Sandwiches can be ... Read >
Author: Coach Hamilton

Teach your baby to sleep through the night in ten simple steps

27th June 2009
Teaching your baby to sleep all night doesn't have to be hard. Read the ten steps below and your baby's sleep patterns will improve instantly. 1 - Teach your baby to transition from awake to asleep by himself. This doesn't have to involve lots of cryin... Read >

Colic

23rd June 2009
When your baby cries for long periods, it can be distressing for you as well. No parent can bear to see their baby upset or in pain. What causes your baby's unexplained crying? It's commonly Colic. Purchase our article about Colic and the best ways ... Read >
Author: Tizzie Hall

Swags Great for Your Outdoor Excursions

18th June 2009
When you're out camping with friends and wake up in the middle of the night, covered in bugs, the good times are pretty much over. Why torture yourself with less than ample camping products? If you are going to spend time outdoors, you owe it to yoursel... Read >
Author: weivni33

Swags Great for Your Outdoor Excursions

18th June 2009
When you're out camping with friends and wake up in the middle of the night, covered in bugs, the good times are pretty much over. Why torture yourself with less than ample camping products? If you are going to spend time outdoors, you owe it to yoursel... Read >
Author: weivni33

Camping tips and advice: Sleeping Bags

15th June 2009
If you're planning on camping, it's important to find the right sleeping bag. If you don't sleep well you can have a bad trip overall, and it can also make it risky for you. People get hurt more easily and don't always make the best decisions when they ar... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Camping tips and advice: Stoves

13th June 2009
When you head out to camp, you want to make sure that you're prepared for the elements, but you also need food. If you're only camping for a couple of days you can probably take enough to eat with you, but that doesn't mean you want to eat everything cold... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Camping tips and advice: Sleeping Mats

13th June 2009
Tents and sleeping bags are what most people think of when it comes to camping out. They aren't the only things that you might want to consider, though, when it comes to comfort from the elements. Another option is a sleeping mat. These generally go under... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

The Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Survival Readiness Pyramid

11th June 2009
Emergency preparedness is a noble endeavor, one that every individual should be engaged in. But, in order to make it an efficient pursuit, it shouldn't be performed haphazardly. Many people start out with good intentions, but are misguided in their prepar... Read >
Author: Patrick Gunther

Review Of The Quinny Buzz Travel System

10th June 2009
The Ultimate Travel System any parent can buy is the Quinny Buzz Travel System. It can be purchased in 2 models. The first one has a 3 wheeler and the other one has a 4 wheeler. The 4 wheeler will cost slightly more. One of the best selling points of t... Read >
Author: Minhtri

Learn How To Assemble A Camping Tent

04th June 2009
Summer time has at last arrived and families are putting their heads together to figure out what form of fun they wish to have. There are tons of things that families are able to do for the summer - but none is more fun then camping. While camping you hav... Read >
Author: nlwest21

Follow these Tips before you head out on that Next Hiking Trip

18th May 2009
If you like to go hiking in the great outdoors then you already know how much it is and the great source of exercise it offers. Do you also know that not taking necessary precautions could also lead to unwanted circumstances that could have been avoided ... Read >
Author: Mike Podlesny

Fishing Bivvies

13th May 2009
Fishing Bivvys today are an essential part of the modern day fishermans armoury. They allow an angler to camp out on the lake or river bank for days or even weeks at a time usually while specimen hunting for hard to catch fish such as Carp or Catfish. ... Read >
Author: sbaldry

France: The Ideal Location for a Camping Holiday

12th May 2009
France is home to over 10,000 camping sites, situated all throughout the country, making it an ideal place to take family holidays. Before you chose where you are going to camp, you should truly assess what kind of camping holiday you would like, as diffe... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Choosing a Route Up Kilimanjaro

11th May 2009
To give yourself the best chance of success make sure your hike is at least 6-7 days. Any less and you will not be acclimatized and run an increased risk of mountain sickness. Routes vary in terms of difficulty, traffic and beauty. The easiest routes are... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

The Camping Must Have Checklist

05th May 2009
Whether you’re are interested in sleeping under the stars, or using a traditional tent, it’s always a good idea to keep an eye to what the short term weather forecast will be. Despite the fact that you can still have fun camping when it does rain, yo... Read >
Author: R.S. Leger

Pack your Down Sleeping Bag to the wilderness

01st May 2009
How well do you sleep when you are spending time in the wilderness? A lot of outdoor freaks feel cold out there, so let’s take a moment and think about what can be done to feel warm and comfortable when you are in the wilds. To begin with, you need ... Read >
Author: Ron Jensen

Mountain Climbing On Top Of The World

28th April 2009
First things first, Sir Edmund Hillary was right when he said that the reason for his historic climb to Mt Everest is because it was there. Now, Mt Everest is the be-all and end-all for mountain climbers. The following are basic steps to help you lit... Read >
Author: Joan Shine

Solar Powered Camping Essentials

17th April 2009
So, you are getting ready for an upcoming camping trip and are thinking about the “essentials” for your weekend in the woods. You probably have all of your gear for setting up a camp site including a tent, sleeping bag and other equipment. You are als... Read >
Author: The Outdoor Guy

Getting out and about on a Baby routine

16th April 2009
It is very important that you still get out and about while following a baby routine. In my routine when I tell you to put your baby down for a sleep in his cot it is alright to put him in the pram or buggy instead and go out for a walk. When you are a ne... Read >
Author: Tizzie Hall

Tips for a great UK camping holiday

16th April 2009
If you want to have a great time on your UK camping holiday, you'll need to get ready for camping season and be prepared before you head out. Going out without preparing for anything isn't a good idea, and that's very true of camping. You need to be prepa... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Tips for Camping – 5 Tips for a Great Camping Trip

16th April 2009
Camping is all about getting away from the stress of everyday life. Just being out in nature with your friends and family can really help to relax you. Whether hiking, fishing or just sitting around the camp fire this is a great time to catch up with th... Read >
Author: Mike Jones

Down or Synthetic Sleeping Bag? Make the Right Choice

10th April 2009
Sometimes it’s tough having too many choices. For example, when I first started shopping for a new sleeping bag I was overwhelmed by the selection and styles that were available. There were warm weather, cold weather, ultra-light, down, synthetic, mum... Read >
Author: F McGoldrick

Down or Synthetic? Choosing the right Sleeping Bag

09th April 2009
Sometimes it’s tough having too many choices. For example, when I first started shopping for a new sleeping bag I was overwhelmed by the selection and styles that were available. There were warm weather, cold weather, ultra-light, down, synthetic, mum... Read >
Author: Frank McGoldrick

Camping hints and tips

09th April 2009
Going camping is a really popular pastime, and whether you want to rent a cottage and hike all day or relax and camp in a tent under the stars, you'll have options. You have to come prepared, though, or it can be exceedingly difficult to camp and really e... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Camping With Poly Tarps

09th April 2009
There are many instances when camping with tarps can be both beneficial and save you money in this article we will look at some of the uses for poly tarps, and hopefully give you some new ideas as well. Camping with poly tarps: Hiking Often times while... Read >

Here are Some Helpful Tips to make your Day Easier and More Efficient

02nd April 2009
Regardless of what ever task you are doing in your home or in your office chances are there are some nice handy tips to make it a bit easier. Here are some tips to help you out should you ever run across these same scenarios. Do you own some silver an... Read >
Author: Mike Podlesny

When to Start a Baby Routine

02nd April 2009
My experience indicates that babies don't start to surface between sleep cycles (the process of drifting between light and deep sleep) until they reach 6kg/13.2lbs, which is usually around 8 to 16 weeks. This is why you can aid a newborn baby to sleep and... Read >
Author: Tizzie Hall

How to Buy Your First Camping Tent

01st April 2009
To begin, I was never into the concept of camping. The idea of sleeping in a tent on the cold ground didn’t appeal to me. However, some of my friends would go camping every year and swear they loved it. So last year I decided to take the plunge and I... Read >
Author: Frank McGoldrick

How to Buy Your First Sleeping Bag

31st March 2009
Like you, I love camping and there is nothing better than sleeping outside on a cool spring night. I started camping a few years ago and decided to make the investment and buy a tent, sleeping bag and all of the other amenities. When I started looking f... Read >
Author: Frank McGoldrick

Junk in the Trunk or Travel Survival Tips

27th March 2009
As winter weather strikes, the risks of traveling increase as well. But not all winter weather situations have to be dreadful. With the addition of a few items to your car, you'll be able to handle almost anything that drifts your way. The Indiana Depa... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Baby Safety

17th March 2009
Baby safety is of the utmost importance to me and the Save Our Sleep® team, and we pride ourselves in conducting thorough testing and research on all baby products before recommending or adding them to the Save Our Sleep® store. Some products pass our t... Read >
Author: Tizzie Hall

How To Pack A Backpack For Your Trip

13th March 2009
Whether camping or hiking, it's important to know how to pack a backpack for maximizing space, comfort, ease of use, and portability. It can be difficult, however, to figure out which items are most important to pack, and which is the best method of pack... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Camping-A great way of getting close to the nature

04th March 2009
Camping in itself is a combination of lot of activities like climbing, canoeing, hiking, walking up the hill, fishing etc. While Camping in itself is a synonym for roughing out so many campers do camping in a very basic way with very few necessities. With... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Enjoy Sydney's Vibrant Culture from Sydney Hostels

01st February 2009
If you have ever wanted to take a trip to the “Land Down Under” but the prohibitive cost of lodgings have stopped you from doing so, consider Sydney hostels. Hostels in Sydney offer clean, secure accommodations for a fraction of the cost of traditiona... Read >
Author: Anne Harvester

Hosting a large party – frightening task?

17th January 2009
Planning a large party to celebrate an occasion can be a frightening task, especially in the credit crunch season, but besides the cheap food and alcohol you can find by taking part in ‘shopping around’, the furniture used for the event can also prove... Read >
Author: Laura room

How To Prepare For A Music Festival

17th January 2009
Heading off to a music festival this summer? If so, you're in for a wild time. Some of my best experiences ever have happened at music festivals. The atmosphere. The music. The lights. The fun and sense of community. Seeing some of your idols in the flesh... Read >
Author: Richard Adams

How to clean your sleeping bag and store it for the winter.

12th January 2009
Sleeping bags are a lot like any other bedding you use. They should always be fresh and clean. Sleeping bags are made from down or a synthetic-fiber fill. Therefore, there are special ways to clean keep them and keep them in good condition. Before you st... Read >
Author: Jennifer Cash

Things to take on a winter camping holiday

09th January 2009
If you're going on a winter camping holiday you're much more likely to have a great time if you're prepared for virtually any eventuality. If you don't go prepared you might feel as though you're missing out and you might not be able to do some of the thi... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

10 Creative Marriage Proposals

08th January 2009
Marriage proposals made over a romantic dinner are not always creative. Most ladies dream about the day their dream guy proposes to them and expects the day to be perfect in every way. A recent study showed that most married ladies felt that their partner... Read >
Author: Thomas Choo

Where Not To Leave Your Sleeping Bag

15th December 2008
Sleeping outside, surrounded by nature or the wilderness, gives you a wider perspective of your place as a member of the human race in the wonderful and magnificent scheme of things. Yet, experiencing a sleepover in the wilderness is not as glamorous as m... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara

Makes your holidays adventurous while tourism in leh ladakh

03rd December 2008
Leh ladakh is very beautiful holidays making destination in India. Leh Ladakh India is one of the wonderful destinations ideal for adventurous in trekking and mountaineering. Ladakh with its rough terrain and wonderful scenic natures offer an advent... Read >
Author: Ayush kumar

Hot New Personalized Christmas Gift Ideas Using Heat Transfer Paper

01st December 2008
Need a personalized gift for the special people on your Christmas list this year? It’s the most creative way to gift a special present and help with our holiday spending this year. With the exciting new heat transfer paper products available the possibi... Read >
Author: Satya Narayan

Stocking Up On Your Camping Gear And Equipment For Hiking

27th November 2008
Camping is a very enjoyable activity. It’s relaxing, you get to reconnect with nature, and you get to escape all the stresses of your work and home life. There’s really nothing else like it. However, there’s another activity just as enjoyable as cam... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru

Stock Up On Your Outdoor Camping Equipment

27th November 2008
Before you go camping, you’ll want to make a list of all the outdoor camping equipment you’ll need for your trip. You don’t want to make the mistake of getting out there only to remember that you forgot something. To make an adequate list, you might... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru

Don’t Forget Your Camping Cooking Equipment

27th November 2008
Some people like to go camping while completely roughing it. The bulk of their outdoor camping equipment is a tent and maybe a sleeping bag. Beyond that, they don’t want to bother with the luxuries of modern living. They want to enjoy nature as primitiv... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru

The Microfiber Sleeping Bag: Kid’s Sleeping Bag That Makes Outdoor Activities Fun and Refreshing

31st October 2008
One of the most exciting activities for families is going camping or sleeping outdoors. This does not only teach kids how to be adventurous. It also teaches children to live in survival outside the comfort of the home. However, even though the family may ... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

Are All Hotel Rates Expensive

27th October 2008
I have written this document to tell the reader that there are lots of different angles from which hotel rates can be studied, which we will review carefully, so you know all about it and benefit from learning about finding a nice hotel in general. As chi... Read >
Author: Gnubas

Gadgets to improve your next camping trip

21st October 2008
Everyone who goes camping usually has a few gadgets or items that help replicate tasks they would perform at home or just generally make their camping trip more enjoyable. With technology improving over time, we will be able to make our camping trips even... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Gadgets to improve your next camping trip

13th October 2008
Everyone who goes camping usually has a few gadgets or items that help replicate tasks they would perform at home or just generally make their camping trip more enjoyable. With technology improving over time, we will be able to make our camping trips even... Read >
Author: agilmour

Shopping for Sleeping Bags

07th October 2008
If your family is fond of travelling, taking adventures outdoor like camping and simply moving from one place to another, it is best when you have ready items for such cases. This includes owning sleeping bags. It could be sleeping bags for children or ad... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

Tips for Backpackers – What Stays and What Goes?

06th October 2008
You have lots of stuff to pack for your trip. How do you decide what stays and what goes? How are you going to fit it all in your pack and how are you going to carry it? Here are some tips to consider when packing for your backpacker trip: 1. Buy a g... Read >
Author: Stuart S. Travel

Five Things You Shouldn't Go Camping Without.....

06th October 2008
1. A Tent Yes, it�s obvious but you�ll need to consider size/capacity, weight, shape, fabric and special features. There�s a lot to think about when it comes to buying a tent. Tents are often classified as 1 person, 2 person etc. but this can be d... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Camping – the recreational and sporting activity

25th September 2008
Camping is an adventurous activity normally enjoyed as a getaway from civilization. Camps are set by campers at a site which is predominantly a natural area like a forest, beach shore, hill, desert and likewise. Camping involves a plethora of activities t... Read >
Author: Brian

Top 10 Baby Gifts

05th September 2008
Top 10 Baby Gifts There are so many things to consider when choosing baby gifts. You have to think about its usability, durability, benefits, and of course presentability. Picking out baby gifts can be quite tricky, but not if you know which one... Read >
Author: ItsyBitsy

Essential Backpacking Gear Is Important When Backpacking

05th September 2008
You've planned a backpacking hiking trip or maybe just a day hike. But before you depart, be sure you get good quality backpacking gear. Bringing your trip plans to the store with you can help any customer service rep show you the right stuff for your tri... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

The Best Way To Camp

01st September 2008
Tent camping is a way to be one with nature and take time off far from the madding crowd to rewind and rejuvenate your senses. There are many things you could do while camping, you could choose to fish in a stream or lake, go boating, play ball or just sp... Read >
Author: Innomax Soutions

Six Good Backpacking Habits

27th August 2008
When backpacking, habits matter. A better sleeping bag may keep you a bit warmer, and a cell phone or GPS unit definitely makes a trip safer, but the things you regularly do while on the trail are just as important. Here are six habits you should develop ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Alternatives to sophistication

22nd August 2008
Lots of people like to think they're sophisticated, or, to put it another way, that they're witty, urbane, experienced and knowing. Some of us would like to think of ourselves as people who've grown up and learned the ways of the world, how to prosper and... Read >
Author: Mike Scantlebury

Travelling Without Getting Stung - Bed Bugs

29th July 2008
With the rash of reports from travelers around the world getting stung by bedbugs and bringing them home it is no wonder people are in fear every time they leave home. Whether you are hiking in a remote area staying in a flophouse or traveling first class... Read >
Author: HIMANSHU SHARMA

Tips for Outdoor Sleeping Bags

29th July 2008
Typical Types of Sleeping Bags Air Mattress Sleeping Bag If you are planning a camping, backpacking or some other type of trip that will take you out and about into the great outdoors, you will want to give some serious and direct consideration to making... Read >
Author: Janey

Tips for Outdoor Sleeping Bags

29th July 2008
Typical Types of Sleeping Bags Air Mattress Sleeping Bag If you are planning a camping, backpacking or some other type of trip that will take you out and about into the great outdoors, you will want to give some serious and direct consideration to making... Read >
Author: Janey

Tips for Outdoor Sleeping Bags

29th July 2008
Typical Types of Sleeping Bags Air Mattress Sleeping Bag If you are planning a camping, backpacking or some other type of trip that will take you out and about into the great outdoors, you will want to give some serious and direct consideration to making... Read >
Author: Janey

Ultralight Backpacking

26th July 2008
Want to run up that ridge, just to see what's there? Want to easily carry your pack up those fourteener's, so you can go down by any route you choose? Want to feel good at the end of a twenty-mile day? It's time to liighten your load. Ultralight Ba... Read >
Author: ALIABBASRIZVI

Backpacking - Six Ways To Save Money

03rd July 2008
As pack weights get lighter and going into the wilderness gets safer, backpacking also is getting more and more expensive. How do you save money without giving up the ultralight equipment and safety gear? Let's look at a few different ways. Backpacking... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Preparing For Your Maine Hiking Trip

27th June 2008
As the warm sun has a tendency to heat up the mountain tops and hillsides of the landscape your going to encounter in northern Maine, we must be prepared for all elements. Anticipate Maine's sunny and somewhat cool weather with virtually zero chance for r... Read >
Author: Brian Link

The Freedom of a Motor Home

21st June 2008
Summer is coming it’s time for holidays, breaks away and lazy weekends. Forget crowded airports, queues to check in and restrictions on the amounts of hair products you can take onboard that us girls absolutely NEED to take. Just forget it! I’ve found... Read >
Author: motorhomesuk

Choosing A Sleeping Bag - Six Questions

19th June 2008
What kind of sleeping bag should you get? That depends on how you will use it. Of course, it also depends on what your budget is. So decide what you can spend, and then consider the following six questions before you go shopping. 1. What is the coldest... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Air Bed Mattresses

15th May 2008
An air bed is basically an inflatable mattress made of plastic or textile-reinforced plastic or rubber. So the main part of an air bed is the air chamber. The air bed is so easy to set up and such a delight to sleep upon. The super comfortable air bed is... Read >
Author: Ally Sofi

What is Camping Equipment

06th May 2008
Most camping equipment stores will have a member of staff that will be more than pleased to serve you and be full of knowledge on camping, outdoor activities and the equipment used. Hennessey produces a range of superbly designed hammocks for all uses ... Read >
Author: Alan Wildman

RVs – The Better Way to Camp

18th April 2008
Over the years, we have seen several changes in camping accommodations. All it used to take was a truck and a bedroll, and you were ready to camp. RVs now allow you to camp with all the conveniences of home. But there are still numerous areas for camping ... Read >
Author: Darrin Hitchington

What You May Want to Bring With You on Your Next Hiking Adventure

08th April 2008
Are you interested in going on a fun filled hiking adventure? If you are, you are definitely not alone. In the United States, a large number of individuals enjoy hiking, often whenever they get the chance to do so. Although there is a good chance tha... Read >
Author: Backpacking Trip Planner

How To Think Like An Ultralight Backpacker

07th April 2008
How does an ultralight backpacker think? A reporter for a backpacking magazine asked me this in a recent interview. I've gone backpacking in winter conditions with as little as eleven pounds total on my back, so I do think light. In fact, there are some ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Camping Gear You May Want to Bring With You on Your Next Camping Adventure

03rd April 2008
Are you planning to take a camping adventure? If you are, have you ever been camping before? If this is yours first time taking an extended camping vacation, you may be unsure as to what you should bring along with you. If that is the case, you are defi... Read >
Author: Backpacking Trip Planner

General Camping Equipment Selection Tips

03rd April 2008
Camping is an adventurous activity, which involves spending time in-group or individually at a distant and isolated place, like mountains, forests, national parks, or other campsites. The participants, known as campers, get away from civilization and enjo... Read >
Author: wholesalearmysurplus@gmail.com

Getting Ready To Go Camping

25th March 2008
So you want to take your kids camping just like you did as a child with your parents of grandma or grandpa. Opps the camp ground they took you to is now condos on the lake. Let assume you are new to camping but you have some experience as a child. You... Read >
Author: upinder singh negi2

Camping at -40C in the snow. How I made the perfect sleeping bag.

04th March 2008
Winter camping is serious stuff. Unlike summer camping, an improper sleeping bag for winter camping can be disastrous. Properly prepared and you will sleep like a baby. The most important piece of equipment you must have is a very good sleeping bag. I... Read >
Author: acaper

The Advantages of a Down Sleeping Bag

03rd March 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 sleepi... Read >
Author: Jeremy Biberdorf

Things You Must Take When Camping

22nd January 2008
Although there are many types of camping and each one has its own requirements, there are certain things you absolutely must take with you as a matter of common sense. There are many different kinds of camping. Some people even consider driving a large... Read >
Author: Aazdak Alisimo

Creating an Emergency Container

20th January 2008
Creating an Emergency Container Preparation is key to surviving many types of disasters, specifically the types that may require immediate evacuation of you and your loved ones. The emergency container consists of the necessary items your family woul... Read >
Author: Leo Nov

Planning On The Camping Equipment That Makes Your Trip More Enjoyable

16th January 2008
Camping trip is another word for adventure. To make your head spin with excitement you should have all aspects of the trip all planned out. This will include certain items. While the camping trip and the place where you will stay are important there are s... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Camping Gear That Can Turn Your Camping Trip Into One That You Will Remember

16th January 2008
Going camping generally means that you get into a mad rush to find all of the items that you need. To help prevent this occurrence you can gather all of the camping gear that you need into one room. Next make a checklist of the various items that you have... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Columbia Sleeping Bags Are Quality Camping Products That Are Well Known

16th January 2008
When you want to buy quality camping products you need to look for camping products that are well known. One of these product names is that of Columbia camping gear. So if you want to buy sleeping bags which will hold up to your camping trip you will find... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Planning a Camping Trip With Your Kids

05th November 2007
Camping with your kids can be a great experience; what better way to bond than to get away from everyday life and have an adventure? Not only will your children have fun, they’ll learn new skills, take on responsibilities and get fresh air and exercise.... Read >
Author: Zoe P

Transform Your Truck Into A Campsite With A Truck Tent

08th October 2007
As with any new product, I like to see if it will withstand the test of time. Many new products come and go, creating hype and quickly fading a few months later, never to be heard from again. Are truck tents a good idea?Do you enjoy the outdoors, but are... Read >
Author: Randy

The Great Muskie Challenge

21st September 2007
My family and I had arrived at our summer cabin in Mercer, Wisconsin the night before and I was determined to be one of the first fishermen out on the lake that morning. I rolled out of my sleeping bag and because it was still dark, grabbed my flashlight... Read >
Author: Mark Schmitz

Camping Equipment Has Come A Long Way

29th August 2007
Camping equipment has come a long way since the early days of freezing in a damp tent. Today's outdoor stores have the latest in camping gear that will have even the amateur camper setting up a tent in no time. Some of today’s tents can be put up in ... Read >
Author: James Kronefield

Advice On Choosing Hunting Guns

26th July 2007
When I used to go hunting with my dad, we paid very little attention to what hunting guns we used. We had had the same hunting rifles in the family for at least a generation or two, and we figured that they worked well enough. My hunting gun was a single ... Read >
Author: Richard Henderson

Research on Dog Beds

11th July 2007
Doing Research for Dog Bed Patents the other day I discovered something of interest to me that I did not know. If you would like to find out what this was please read on … Here all this time I had been thinking that Dog beds, Bolster Dog beds and Ro... Read >
Author: Suzanne

Camping describes a wide range of activities.

05th July 2007
Camping is an outdoor recreational activity, in which the campers get away from civilization and enjoy nature while spending one or more nights at a campsite. It may be combined with hiking either as backpacking or as a series of day hikes from a central ... Read >

Sleep Huggers

29th June 2007
A sleeping bag with arm slots—just for baby! My sister-in-law just had twins and I can’t think of a better gift than a Sleep Huggers® Baby Sleeping Bag. I received a beautiful, pink one for review a few months ago and haven’t had time to actuall... Read >
Author: The Dabbling Mum

Yosemite National Park Lodging: It’s A Family Affair

25th June 2007
Yosemite National Park Lodging has earned a reputation as the family destination in America. More than 4 million people visit each year, and Yosemite National Park Lodging makes all of them feel right at home. Your family will, too. Because Yosemite lo... Read >
Author: Grover Goldpebble

12 Essential Things For your Camping Trip

18th June 2007
There is now a vast array of camping gear that a person can lug into the back country and back out again. What is really essential so that the experience is the outdoors, not the high tech gear? This article discusses twelve items that I think are essenti... Read >
Author: David Robertson

Find the Best Camping Gear Sleeping Cots

10th June 2007
For some people camping is about roughing but for some camping is a family experience and most of the time they want to be comfortable. If you are looking for comfort during your camping trip then camping gear sleeping cots should make a huge difference. ... Read >
Author: Frederic Madore

The key to a successful camping season is the same as the Boy Scout motto: “Be prepared.”

07th June 2007
Camping season is a time for exploring the great outdoors, connecting with family and friends, and truly enjoying the natural world. Whether one is a first timer or an experienced camper, there is always something new to learn and experience. While camp... Read >
Author: SeoMatrix

Sleeping Bag Or Making A Bedroll

24th May 2007
Choosing a sleeping bag or making a bedroll is really the main question when you start to putting a camping trip together. Abundance of campers started and continues with a bedroll. You can make your own bedroll by taking sheets and blankets and making up... Read >
Author: Jay Crabb

Decided To Go Camping

24th May 2007
You're a real man and all you need is a sleeping bag and a tent. Choosing a tent for camping is the first task for any camper. What type of weather conditions are you going to experience? Always be prepared for the worst, rain, wind, and cold. There are ... Read >
Author: Jay Crabb

Buying your Sleeping Bag for your Next Camping Trip

19th April 2007
Buying sleeping bags can be a difficult task, with prices ranging from a few pounds to a few hundred. Ultimately you have to ask what you want to use it for. The sleepig bag is an important part of the kit. If you are hiking then you ideally want somethin... Read >
Author: Pete

A Camping Trip Means Getting Closer to Nature

09th March 2007
It is quite unfortunate that with age, most adults do not go out for camping trips anymore. The practice is followed today mostly by people who have children who request to take them out on a camping trip. Hence, the materialization of a wonderful opportu... Read >
Author: Everyone Loves To Travel

Camping Chairs: Some Facts and Trivia

20th February 2007
The camping chair is a wonderful addition to your camping gear when you are fishing, when you are lazing on the beach, or when you are just trying to drink in the beauty of the nature in a picturesque picnic spot. The camping chair is the icing on cake ... Read >
Author: Everyone Loves To Travel

How to Choose a Sleeping Bag

13th February 2007
Sleeping Bags I have very fond childhood memories of adventuring out into nature with my sleeping bag. For me nature was really only a tent in the backyard, or perhaps visiting a friend for a sleepover, but there was something about using a sleeping b... Read >
Author: Steve Dolan

The Latest in Camping gear and supplies

09th February 2007
Children love to show off their favorite things. With a Wiggles sleeping bag, children will adore the brightly colored bag and their favorite singers Murray, Jeff, Anthony and Greg (and their goofy friends) will never be very far away. Many sleeping bags... Read >
Author: Bert terHart

Camping Gear - What You Need to Know

08th February 2007
There's something about heading off to visit Mother Nature, with nothing but you, lots of trees and a cheerful campfire. It's the best way to experience total peace and quiet. There are no other people, no smog, nothing to do but relax for the weekend. ... Read >
Author: Steve Dolan

Youth Hostels Guide - Part 1 of 2

15th January 2007
This is a complete guide to youth hostels, split in 2 parts; this is the part 1 of 2. Youth Hostels History The first youth hostel was founded by Richard Schirrmann around 1909. Schirrmann was a German teacher who organized trips and visits with his... Read >
Author: tagliaerbe

Overlanding in India

23rd December 2006
India, a land of smiles, colour, smell, richness and poverty. So much to see, so many places to visit. One Billion people, city after city, beaches, temples, cows, elephants and just about everything else. Rob and I had spent a month travelling around... Read >
Author: Gareth Sear

Ultralight Sleeping Bags - How Light Are They?

17th November 2006
Why ultralight sleeping bags? Because ultralight backpacking is only made possible by cutting the weight of the "big three;" the backpack, shelter and sleeping bag. The days of five-pound summer bags are gone - at least for those of us who prefer to go li... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

You Might Be An Ultralight Backpacker If...

17th November 2006
If you you find yourself saying "Hey, that's a good idea," to more than one of the following, you might be an ultralight backpacker. They are collected from various lightweight backpacking forums. For those of you that don't share our passion for ultralig... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Stay Warm - A Backpacking Skill

16th November 2006
Stay warm or die. That's what it comes down to at the extremes. More people die in the wilderness of exposure than from any other cause. Staying warm, of course, also means more comfort, and for backpackers, it can mean going even lighter, without more ri... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

My Five-Ounce Sleeping Bag

16th November 2006
Okay, it wasn't quite a sleeping bag. However, it was only five ounces, and it kept me warm as the temperature dropped to the low forties on the bank of the Manistee River in Michigan. The secret was the fifteen minutes we spent gathering dead, dry bracke... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Lightweight Backpacking

16th November 2006
You aren't lightweight backpacking if you are carrying twenty-five pounds for a summer weekend. I invent these standards, but I try to be reasonable. I backpack with less than fifteen pounds total weight for a weekend trip. With a few new pieces of gear, ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Ultralight Backpacking Skills - A Three Day Test

16th November 2006
On Lake Michigan, at the end of the Stonington Peninsula, there's a stretch of empty beach. Part of the Hiawatha National Forest, it's framed on either side by private property, with no easy access. To walk on the beach, however, is legal. Past the last c... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Winter Backpacking - Six Lifesaving Tips

16th November 2006
Did you check the weather report when you last went winter backpacking? You probably did, but I am sure there are some who are thinking "Weather report? How about cold and snowy - it's winter!" However, cold and snow are not the only aspects of ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Camping A whole new world outside your door.

15th November 2006
In a time when it is hard to escape from the day-to-day bustle of urban life, many groups like to have small holidays in the great outdoors. Camping is the practise of staying outdoors for a break and recreation. Camping is usually done at an officia... Read >
Author: John Gibb

Camping in New Zealand

15th November 2006
New Zealand is known for its outdoor scenery and lifestyle. Camping is a popular way to see some of the best sights and sounds of beautiful New Zealand. Pack your backpack, car or van with a tent sleeping bag cooker and other necessities in life then head... Read >
Author: Glenn Bongartz

Unique Dog Beds: Going Beyond the Basics for Your Pampered Pooch

09th November 2006
You can get the usual rectangular, round, donut, nesting, bolster, or orthopedic dog bed, but when ordinary just won't do for your best friend there is a world of unusual choices in dog beds to satisfy your craving for the unique. You can find unique d... Read >
Author: Valerie Goettsch

Have a remarkable holiday that you and your kids will remember for a lifetime.

09th November 2006
The school holidays are finally here and that means: quality time to spend with your kids. Relaxing time hopefully, at the beach or in the park. How about camping where the evergreens reach for the skies, and where occasionally you can see a wild deer ... Read >
Author: Peter Legrove

Backpacker

02nd October 2006
Backpacking isn't complicated. In fact, its simplicity is what makes it so attractive. With only your pack on your back, there are no limits to what you can do or see. Many hostels provide self-catering kitchens and most provide meals. You should book ... Read >
Author: Brian McQuirk

Child Sleeping Bags: 6 Things to Consider Prior to Purchasing

27th September 2006
Kids love sleeping bags! Whether they are taking a nap or going to a slumber party, a sleeping bag is a lot of fun. Purchasing a Child Sleeping Bags however can be a bit overwhelming. There are literally thousands of different sleeping bags fo kids on th... Read >
Author: Misti Norusis

Lightweight Backpacking Tips

25th September 2006
These lightweight backpacking tips and techniques are options or ideas, not recommendations. I tend towards the extreme side of ultralight backpacking, and if you don't know yourself or your skills, some of these techniques will get you into trouble. A... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Lightweight Tents For Lightweight Backpacking

23rd September 2006
Why use lightweight and ultralight tents? Because a heavy tent is one of the biggest obstacles to lightweight backpacking. You have to cut the weight of the "big three" (shelter, backpack and sleeping bag) to really go light. How do you choose one, though... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Bivy Sacks - Make Them For A Dollar

03rd September 2006
If you have ever looked at bivy sacks in catalogs or online, you know they can be claustrophobic and expensive. I can't help you much with the first, except to say that you'll get used to it. The expensive part, though, I have a solution for. I didn't... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Kenmore Dryer Repair Tips

01st September 2006
Silky blouse, diapers, muddy sleeping bag from that camping trip, or any other laundry you have a Kenmore washer and dryer can handle it. And Kenmore is certainly a name with a reputation you can trust. But occasionally you will need a Kenmore dryer rep... Read >
Author: Timothy Mccraney

Ultralight Backpacking List - 3 Days, 10 Pounds

01st September 2006
Here's an ultralight backpacking list, an example of what I typically take on a weekend hike. We're all different in our needs and skills, though, so please don't take it as a recomendation. My list, with weights (not including what I wear to start): *... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

39 Miles In The Smoky Mountains

14th August 2006
The Smoky Mountains can be hard on the ankles, and it rains a lot. I learned this on the first day of my hike, both through experience and from the stories of the other hikers. This was good, though, because hiking this stretch of the Appalachian Trail wo... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Finding the best Outdoor Camping Equipment

08th August 2006
I just love a good hike, or climb out in the mountains or wilderness. Not to suggest that I'm an extreme sports junky, how ever I sure do love getting away for a weekend out of the city. Nothing like relaxing in the wilderness for a fun and eventful weeke... Read >
Author: D Fraser

Tips to Help you Enjoy The Outdoors

06th August 2006
So why do we like to hike and camp? Most of us would say that there is nothing like the closeness of nature at her finest. Hiking brings you closer to the natural world and puts you in touch with things you may have lost or forgotten: things that civiliz... Read >
Author: John Spragg

Some Good To Know Camping Tips

12th July 2006
Going camping at last and trying to leave all the work back home. Nothing else but fun moments ahead of you. This is the dream of everyone working hard and who does not have any time for friends and relaxing. Even if only for a week-end, a camping trip ca... Read >
Author: Dalvin Rumsey

Why I Do Not Use 4 Season Tents

12th July 2006
There is no need to get 4 season tents for gentle summer camping. Even if there is a heavy downpour, the use of sleeping pads combined with adequate planning should keep everything fairly dry. The important thing is to not camp at the bottom of a hill... Read >
Author: Vita Vee

Good Things To Know About Sleeping Bags

12th July 2006
One of the best things to remember from the trips in the country is the experience of spending the night under the stars. One of your most important companions in these nights is the sleeping bag, the friend that never leaves your side, whereever you go. ... Read >
Author: Dalvin Rumsey

Good Things To Know About Dog Beds and Cat Beds

12th July 2006
Just like every single person has his or her ideas about the perfect bed they wish to rest in, the same thing happens for our beloved pets. There is no general rule that one can apply when it comes to choosing a suitable bed for the animals we care for, o... Read >
Author: Dalvin Rumsey

Rediscover Tea - A Personal Story

25th June 2006
I grew up in a tea farm about 20 miles from Taimu Mountain in eastern Fujian province of China. Fujian is one of the major tea growing regions in China. The famous Oolong tea Iron Goddess (aka Tie Kuan Yin) is from southern Fujian. Taimu Mountain is the o... Read >
Author: Jay Wang

Using Overture For Keyword Research

25th June 2006
Many of us who build websites get in the habit of using the Overture "Keyword Suggestion Tool" to do keyword research. It's convenient, and one of the few remaining such tools that is free. Be careful, though, because there are four problems you may run i... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Moonlight Hiking

31st May 2006
I started moonlight hiking when I was a teenager prowling the streets and fields of Michigan. I later found that if I timed my backpacking trips to coincide with a full moon, I could hike every night. The two primary motivations for doing this are the adv... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Ten Backpacking Trip Essentials

25th April 2006
I've had backpacking trips that included rain, snow, lightning, rockslides, altitude sickness, and twenty-mile days - all in a summer weekend. Wilderness trips can be dangerous, but you can make then less so, by having the following ten essentials in your... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

How to Propose in 10 Creative Ways

08th April 2006
Many women can find marriage proposals made over a romantic dinner very romantic but not necessarily creative. Researches found that many married women believed that their husbands spent a lot of money on their wedding proposal, but not proposing in a cre... Read >
Author: Rob Boirun

Living Cheap

02nd April 2006
Does living cheap mean being miserable, or giving up what you want? Not at all. In my own case, it meant getting the things I really wanted. Spend less on each thing or activity, and you can have more of them, right? The key is to spend less and still get... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

A Backpack With Wheels?

13th March 2006
I wouldn't have thought a backpack with wheels would actually work for backpacking, but when I saw the web site for the "Wheelpacker"(TM), I was impressed. You wear a frame that attaches you to a wheeled pack. It can even go over logs and rocks. It starte... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Backpacking: What you need to know

09th February 2006
Once you are ready to leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind you and have planned to steal away a day or two into the wilderness the first thing you need to know is how long will your trip be. Depending on the length of your hike you should eithe... Read >
Author: david smith

Marriage Proposals Will You Ah, Um Marry Me?

02nd February 2006
So you met the love of you life and would like to make your marriage proposal. This is an exciting moment in your life. Have you thought up a few marriage proposals? OK, so you have made up a hundred marriage proposals and haven't mind up you mind. Stop... Read >
Author: Johnny Mayer

How to buy a loft bed (bunk beds)

01st February 2006
Individuals of all ages choose to invest in a loft bed or bunk bed for their home. This classic childhood sleeper is quickly becoming a fun, inventive way for 'tweens, teens, college students, and young adult hipsters to maximize their space without havi... Read >
Author: Bill Carmel

Backpacking In The Sleeping Bear Dunes

01st February 2006
I was backpacking in the Sleeping Bear Dunes. It was March, so when I made it through the woods and over the dunes, I'd have miles of beach to myself. It was an over-nighter, a chance to test new ultralight backpacking equipment. I hiked the wooded hills ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Favorite Hobbies - Camping

10th October 2005
One very popular hobby for many people is camping. I have gone camping many times throughout my life, in rain or snow, desert or forest. I have also camped on the banks of rivers, in snow caves, and in cabins. No matter where you go camping, your campi... Read >
Author: Peter Jay