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Pine Needle Tea May Be Poisonous!
It seems every survivalist loves the pine needle tea. Pine needle tea can actually be very bad for you. This is one thing many of these people fail to mention.
What sells outdoor clothing like nothing else?
Maybe a naked singing cowboy does. At least that’s what the folks in the ExOfficio booth at the 2008 Outdoor Retailers Winter Market in Salt Lake City, Utah were thinking.
Beating airline baggage fees for bicycles as baggage.
If you've ever had to transport your bike by airplane you've probably encountered some hefty fees. Below are the current fees for airlines in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
Emergency Batteries
If you ever find yourself in the dark with burned out AAA batteries in your headlamp you may have a temporary solution if you have a 9-volt battery on hand.
Sim City like flash game for people who love camping
I came across this game today called YoudaCamper. It is kinda like Sim City but free, you build camp sites and place people in them. It is not really my kind of camping but if you are looking to kill some time at work today this will do it.
here is the link
http://www.addictinggames.com/youdacamper.html
Pimp Your Ride For Visibility!
Being seen on your bike at night is essential for survival. If people in cars can't see you they can't avoid hitting you. You should always use lights at night. Its the smart thing to do. Here is another thing you can do to make yourself seen at night.
Amazing photo
I found this photo on the web and thought is was amazing.
Photo was taken by Cole Wright
Make a cross-country ski strap
I made a strap for my cross-country skis so I could bike to the ski trails near my house. It works very well and stays in place. The bottom of the skis stay in the air away from the bike when I'm bent over holding the handle bars and riding.
Free Crazy Creek Hexagon Light Backpacking Chair Location
Found by Phil at about 9:30 p.m.
Oh that was fun! Thanks Jepp!
I did have a little trouble finding the exact spot
with only the printed google map and a picture
of the tree. Ended up with a small new scratch
on my new trek MTB and a bloody ankle from my
pedals.
I would have gotten it earlier, but I stopped by
humms for some old style.
Thanks!
Phil
Between Photos for map and harness. Yell to porch or look under trash can if after 10 p.m.
