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The Best Friends Granola Bars

I am a cross country runner and i’m always looking for a good snack to eat after my workout to restore what i have lot in my work out soooo thanks to my best friends Allison and Brianne they shared this recipe with me It’s great really for an anytime snack and you don’t feel like you are feeding your body junk because it certainly is not junk. This is one of those recipes that does follow the jingle, "delicious and nutritious" and a lot nutritious! — posted by Lynnnnnnnnnnn Source:The Best Fr

Art of Camping in Winter Season

Art of Camping in Winter Season Posted on 3rd December 2008 by ichatmedia in Camping News The one reason or another that prefer a warm bed in a heated cabin and spend a winter night out in the woods. Experience on camping is the best ally for a winter camper. Lacking of experience or wanting to learn new skills, a good book on the subject can make as the whole event a positive one. One book is “The Winter Camping Handbook” by Stephen Gorma. In the 224 page paperback, Gorman, a Vermonter, ela

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Campsites as A Whole Camping World

Our campsites were a whole camping world for us in which we were two good neighbors to each other. And we were the neighbors who were in love with each other too. It was true for wherever we pitched our tents during the period Eva and I traveled together in the mysterious valley of Lahaul and Spiti. We would always pitch our tents by the riverside so that water was never a problem as well as it added a new dimension to the scenery around. Playing with water was the best opportunity that

Long Term Parking

Karin and I took a quick spin to Home Depot to pick up a new air filter for the house when we spotted this urban camper settled in for what appears to be an extended stay.  Notice the satellite dish next to the camper door?  The man must be on a serious shopping mission. If nothing else you gotta admire his dedication to staying off the grid.  It’s this type of person we’ll be looking up to when machines finally take over…