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- Camping, Tenting,
- Hiking in The Great Outdoors
- The
Copper Pot
- Campfire Grub
- Drinks of the Wild
- Foods of the Wild
- Backpac Tac
- Smore Recipes
- Wild Gear
- Tenting Gear
- Photography Gear
- Fishing Gear
- Tubing, Water Play Gear
- Campfire Stories
- Spooky Campfire Stories
- Hiker Mama
- Nature Trails
- Fall Foliage
- Waterfalls
- Edible Fruit, Plants, Nuts
- Mushroom Hunters
- Fossil Hunters
- Wildlife Haven
- Packing Poochie
- Hidden Dangers
- Wildflowers
- Roaring Rapids
- The Rapids
- Fishing Holes
- Waterfalls
- Canoeing
- Tubing
- Moose on the Loose
- West Nile Virus
- Campfire Grub
HIKING - PROPER HIKING ATTIRE
Going hiking for the first time? What to wear? The following tips may be of help:
Cold Weather - Dress in layers so you can add or remove clothing as the weather climbs and falls. Basic hiking attire includes waterproof gloves, scarf, hiking boots, jeans, wool shirt, wool socks, sunscreen (yes, even in the winter), sunshades and lip balm.
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Warm or Hot Weather - Brief isn't always best with the sun biting at the sensitive areas on your body. Those 'behind the knees' and 'back of the neck' sunburns hurt like the devil.
Basic hiking attire includes hiking boots, cotton socks, cotton shorts, cotton shirt, sunshades and sunscreen. A tube of lip balm is also savvy. As a note, cotton tends to breathe and is therefore cooler on the skin. Be sure that the garment is 100% cotton.
- The
Velvet Hiker
- Mirror, Mirror on the Pond
- Hiking, Falling Manna From Heaven
- Hiker's Bread Recipe
- Hiker From Hail
- Proper Hiking Attire
- Trailheads
- Alley Loop
- The Looping Trails
- Nature Trails
- Rocky Trails
- State Parks
- NRA's
- Wildlife Refuges
- Before You Go Camping
- Senoritas Taquitas
- Biscuit in the Sky
- Chuckwagon Supper
- Lucy's Lazy Chili Pie
- Piggy in the Blanket
- Oh Fudge!
- Campfire Breakfast Suggestions
- Historical Markers
- Mirror, Mirror on the Pond
