To make your fire roar, add finger- to thumb-thick sticks directly to the top of your blaze. This boosts convection, the movement of superheated gasses from the bottom to the top, which means the top is the hottest part of the fire….
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Backcountry Exposure is all about the outdoors! I grew up backpacking and camping with my family, and that passion has continued to grow as I've become older.
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Packing light is a revered skill, one that often develops with time, experience, and lots of mistakes. Ultralight backpackers have learned through years of trial and error how to shed off the non-essential weight from their backs….
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Treat common backpacking injuries and illnesses with items from around the house. This first aid kit is what I hiked with on the Appalachian Trail and continue to hike with. It weighs 1.5 oz and packs tiny….
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Directions 1. Prepare campfire or grill for low heat. Arrange bread slices on a greased double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 24×18 in.). Bring foil up the sides, leaving the top open. Whisk eggs, milk, syrup and vanilla. Pour over bread; sprinkle with nuts and 1 cup blueberries….
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