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74Duct Tape: The Backpacker's Best Friend
A repair kit is one of the ten essential outdoor gear. The least you can do is take the duct tape because it can fix almost anything. Some call it "the greatest invention of all time", the duct tape is tough, water resistant, strong, lightweight...
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64Camping Tips – Tips for a better camping experience
Camping tips are nothing more than advice. They are not rules and not only does it usually differ from one experienced camper to another some may not apply to your situation. Different possible situations during camping leads to different ways of...
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75Hiking Camping – Get the most out of Hiking and Camping
There are lots of reasons why you should go out camping & hiking. Hiking is a great way to get in shape and stay in shape. Camping is fun because you’re doing something that you don’t do every day in the...
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72Camping and Hiking Gear - An Overview
When you are experienced, choosing camping & hiking gear is an easy thing to do even with thousands of them available in the market. You just choose which gear works best for you in the past and which one you’re comfortable with. Experienced...
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68Camping Gear – Testing your gear and clothing before hiking camping
Hiking can be physically demanding especially with the extra camping gear that you need to carry around with you. Wearing hiking clothing and boots and carrying a backpack while hiking on uneven ground and...
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72Camping Supplies – Don’t leave essential camping supplies behind
If you want to go camping you need to have enough camping supplies that will last you for the whole duration of the camping trip. If you don’t have enough camping supplies you can still save your camping...
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61Avoiding Blisters While Hiking
When hiking, your feet not only carries the weight of you body but also the weight of of heavy backpack. Carrying such a heavy weight, wearing new hiking boots and ignoring hotspots all contribute to...
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