You might remember that I was mourning the loss of Polar Pure some time ago. You may also remember me…
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Tag Archives: camping
Flashback
Ten years after hiking the Appalachian Trail, I am feeling nostalgia hit hard. A few weeks ago I created an…
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Thoughts of Fall
Sorry that I’ve been absent the last little bit. Despite having noted that I would begin soon, a bout of…
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Mother Earth Monday – Finding the Time
It seems like the older I get, the harder it is to make time for the outdoors on a level…
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Mother Earth Monday – Backpacking Gear Weight Calculator
Over the years, I’ve have amassed a reasonably large collection of camping gear. Some of it I’ve outgrown or had…
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Mother Earth Monday – Balancing Hiking Comforts
When it comes to hiking, there are two basic schools of thought. The traditional school focus’ on comfort while you…
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Where Are All of the Hiking and Backpacking Posts?
Some people have wondered why I haven’t posted much relating to hiking and camping lately. I have focused Monday largely…
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Mother Earth Monday – Trail Pasta
While I am dedicating so much of my time and attention to the Iron Game Chef competition, I am going…
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Mother Earth Monday – 10 Long-distance Hiking Songs
I recently read over a list of songs someone had compiled that they associated with their hike of the Appalachian…
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Mother Earth Monday – TVP
I have previously discussed the use of Beef Gravel as an option for your outdoor meals. I would like to…
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Mother Earth Monday – 5 Tips for Comfortable Winter Camping
So often I focus on long distance hiking or advanced ideas when I am talking about backpacking and camping. Today…
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Mother Earth Monday – Larabar
For those who aren’t already aware, Larabar is a brand of energy-bar type food product. They are typically found in…
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