14 natural items for your alternative first aid kit
IF YOU’VE COME TO trust in herbal and alternative medicine
at home, it can be a hard decision to go back to Pepto-Bismol and Dayquil when
you’re getting ready to go abroad. With these 14 items it’s easy to keep up
that alternative health kick you’ve been on, even when you’re 5000 miles from
home.
Pumpkin Seeds -- A Survival Secret
I've never been a big fan of pumpkin pie. For most of my life, I associated them with Halloween and left overs at Thanksgiving that ended in the trash. But I recently found out some very interesting things about pumpkin seeds and why they should be at the top of your survival stash list.
20 Herbs for the End of the World
Let's suppose that it's the end of the world as we know it. Not a big stretch these days, I realize, but just go with it. Here's the premise: You know you have to have fruits and veggies and probably some grains in that survival garden plot of yours. Right? But what about herbs? Not just for culinary use but for your own homeopathic remedies. So put your prepper thinking caps on for a moment and read on.
Rabbit Recipes
Rabbit meat is lean and mostly white meat. It is mild in
flavor and can be prepared much like chicken. Young rabbit meat is more tender
than older more mature rabbit meat. The older the rabbit, the longer you will
need to slow cook it in order to get the meat the particular type of texture
you are looking for. There is a good
chance that your rabbit meat will dry out if you fry it without a sauce or
happen to overcook it. So watch your cooking times closely. Here are some
recipes to take a peek at if you are ready to expand your culinary experiences
using rabbit.
Camping in Canada?
Posted by Jo Hannah Afton on 10/25/2011
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Do you need a complete list of every campground & RVPark
in Canada? Look no further! This site has them all. It is easy to find your next campground or
rvpark for your camping trip. First select a Province or Territory, then select
a city and there you will find a list with campgrounds and rvparks located in
or nearby that city. They have all the Canadian cities listed on their site! If
you like camping, fishing, BBQing and outdoor activities like hiking, climbing
and biking, then this website is made for you. Check it out! Tell 'em Tupelojo
sent ya. ;)
How to camp and hike safely during hunting season
Camping is a wonderful way to get outside, spend time with
family and friends, and enjoy all that nature has to offer. But going on a
camping trip, especially deep in the woods, is not without its risks during
hunting season. With population increases the size of wilderness areas are
decreasing, forcing hunters to share the woods with other outdoor enthusiasts.
The unfortunate result is accidents. In some cases, campers and their dogs are
mistaken for game and are shot. Fortunately, many of these accidents can be
avoided. We show you how.
Climbing: "... a religion..."
It takes a special breed of human being to climb El Capitan
in Yosemite Park, but it takes a really special breed to do that AND photograph
their peers.
RESPECT.
Camping Checklist
Posted by Jo Hannah Afton on 9/17/2011
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We know you love lists! Getting your camping gear together
is a "must-list" situation, so we've made it a tad easier on you to
start with this basic camping checklist. Of course, depending on your
activities, location and weather, you will want to add your own special items.
Oh yeah, and don't forget the dog! ; )
Backcountry Weather: Be Prepared!
Knowing how to respond to changing weather conditions can be important to backpackers and hikers. Weather patterns can quickly change in the backcountry, which is why hikers and backpackers need to be prepared. This includes not only having the appropriate gear, but also the right mindset for constantly changing weather.
How to Acclimate Yourself for a High Altitude Vacation
It’s that time of year to plan your ski trip to the
mountains or maybe it’s summer and you’re planning on going to the Mountains
for hiking and golfing. Many people don’t consider that higher elevations are
different on their body then at lower elevations, and when they first get to
the higher altitudes, they start to feel lightheaded and realize they have to
take it easy and let their bodies acclimate to the new elevations.
LIVING OFF THE GRID
Living "off the grid" is usually the choice of the hardened survivalist, the mountain man and perhaps the odd fugitive running from bounty hunters. But more and more Americans are now opting to disconnect from the grid — i.e., government, electric and other utility services — which delivers increasingly expensive fossil-fuel-based power and is, as millions in the Northeast learned during the 2003 blackout, anything but infallible. In 2006, Home Power magazine estimated that more than 180,000 U.S. homes were supplying their own power.
Dude. Take a cold shower!
Using cold water not only gets you out of the shower quicker, saving water, but it also saves energy needed to warm the water. Changing to taking cold showers thus boost the health of the environment. It also should boot you financial health in that you will also be saving money on water and energy.
A total win-win situation are cold showers. So, dude, go take a cold shower!
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