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Prinsu Cabrack: Initial Impressions
If you own a Toyota Tacoma, you have probably seen, heard of, or drooled over a Prinsu rack for the roof of your truck. The Prinsu isn’t cheap. Coming in the mid to upper $600 dollar range for the standard rack is raised even further by UPS ground shipping. Want the light bar mount or…
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Visiting the Aurora Fossil Museum
One of Ray’s favorite hobbies (besides camping and fishing) is finding and collecting Shark Teeth. One of his greatest in his collection is a large Megladon tooth. So when my wife remembered she took a field trip in school to Aurora, North Carolina to visit the Aurora Fossil Museum, she knew that Ray needed to…
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A Hike a Day keeps the “devices” away
June 1st is the start of the Scout year, and with my recent promotion to Cubmaster and my sons promotion to the Wolf Den, we had some new items we could work on towards his badge. After finishing up with his sister’s driveway-camping expedition, Ray wanted some Dad-time. We settled on taking a hike together…
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Starting a Fire
One of the most important things you can learn with regards to camping, is how to safely start a fire. A fire can offer warmth in the cold, a heat for cooking, light in the dark, and most importantly – is a key ingredient in the making of S’Mores! I’ve started my fair share of…