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Worst thing, gag a maggot time! Someone said for no cook put your instant oatmeal packet in water and let it soak for an hour then stop and eat it. It was so bad I buried so some poor animal wouldn’t die eating it😢
I have touched the Appalachian trail a few times for a few miles here and there. With my busy lifestyle with family, friends and church I don't ever see taking months off to hike it. It has always interested me but just not practical. I am content to do special scenic areas across the...
Big Bend 37 mile outer loop is a premiere one night backpack. No water source. We started at 11a on day one and finished at 2p the next. Fabulous hike. At the end of December the weather was a balmy 50 degrees. We stashed water at the half way point.
We followed this the next day...
Kayaking the Rio Grande River on the border. They said don't get out on the Mexico side. I did! I couldn't resist being an illegal alien - back at cha!
I was hiking between Rocky Falls and Klepzig Mill when I encountered the horses. About 6 of them, one was off the side of the others. He took off and the rest followed just tearing through the woods. I have wondered if he might of been the stallion. Didn't even have time to raise my...
Yes, in my day pack I carry a lighter (not going to rely on rubbing sticks together). an emergency blanket or bivy, water treatment pills, a small sheath knife, couple bandaids and antibotic cream, and compass are some of the basics
I suppose first good genes. Most important is just keep moving. Its a bad year if I hike less than 800 miles a year. By best was about 1,400.
I just did an adventure park high rope course this last summer with the boys and other leaders in their 30's. I sailed through it and half the...
I keep it simple. I do alot of day hiking and generally short backpacking trips of 2-3 days. I quite cooking 15 years ago. I did it because I was to lazy to do dishes:) But that is one plus, but it also lightened pack weight in not having to carry a stove and fuel. (before I quite cooking...
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