Smokies Hike September 2009 (0)
11/01/09 •
If you like mildew, you will love the Smokies.
Once again in mid-September, my long-time hiking partner Ken and I made our semi-regular fall backpacking trip into Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Once again we found out why the Smokies are designated as a ‘temperate rain forest’.
Our trip was a loop from Newfound Gap, down the [...]
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Links for Inside Outdoors 3-12-2010 (0)
3/13/10 •
For both our listeners of our weekly Inside Outdoor radio program, here are links to the two stories mentioned:
Register now to “Become an Outdoors Woman”
Women who already love outdoor sports, would like to try them, or improve their ability to do them under expert supervision and instruction can do so at the Becoming [...]
Wal-Mart: are they, or aren’t they? (1)
2/28/10 •
NOTE: this column was written about 1 1/2 years ago. The rumors are still persistant but the proof remains to be seen.
What started out as a little research project turned into something that required a couple of strong drinks to relieve the throbbing in my temples. I am now also on the lookout for a [...]
Let’s go hunting- in Florida! (0)
2/27/10 •
As a frequently visitor to the Sunshine State, we were excited to learn about the upcoming new hunting season in 2010!
Starting on March 8, hunters may buy a $26 license and pursue five new species of big game. Of course, you might need a big larger game bag since some of the prey will probably [...]
What the????? (0)
2/26/10 •
Somehow, we found this picture on the internet while searching for hiking information. If this photo wasn’t simply a wacky, beer-fueled stunt, this is one more reason to completely doubt the future of the human race.
photo credit: www.pictureisunrelated.com
A new sweater……… (0)
2/24/10 •
A frightening blurb from 1997:
What’s that smell?- The Boundary Waters catalog is produced by a Ely, Minnesota company and features all sorts of unique and useful outdoor equipment for the northwards paddler and hiker. Thumbing through the just-arrived fall and holiday edition, I turned past the dogsleds and arrived in the book section.
There, between books [...]
The malevolent onion sack (0)
2/23/10 •
My wife could tell it was happening again: I had the wild look in my eye. She began herding the children into the basement as I explained the idea with frantic arm gestures while slinging unbridled justifications around the room. We had been through this countless times before. Life was going to become chaotic because [...]
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