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Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Tired of I.T!
By the title, you can tell what was Dave Conroy’s previous profession. Tired and suffering ‘burn-out’, he began his transformation into to a round-the-world traveler – on a bicycle. Though he has encountered several difficulties along the route, Dave is still on the road of discovery in more ways than one. � Gretchen for TravelBlogs, [...]
Open Question: Coleman Sundome 3 or Coleman Hooligan 3?
I'm looking for a small tent for me and my wife, I like the vestibule feature on the hooligan and the overall weather protection, but I do not know if it may be too hot during summer here in Florida. Can u roll up the fly? the sundome looks nice too almost similar but with a smaller fly plus a window.
any inputs will be appreciated. I am not looking for anything above $100.
Thanks
any inputs will be appreciated. I am not looking for anything above $100.
Thanks
Source:
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Prepare Yourself When Camping with Young Children
Many families like to take camping and hiking trips together. This means you could be taking your baby or young child with you to enjoy the freedom of the wilderness. It might sound like a frightening proposition, but you and your child can still enjoy the great outdoors if you are prepared properly for it. [...]
Source: http://www.campingtourist.com/camping-for-kids/camping-with-young-children/
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Reenacting the Civil War's first important battle
Filed under: History, Learning, North America, United States
The Civil War started early in Missouri. In 1854 fighting flared up over whether the neighboring Kansas Territory would become a slave state. Pro-slavery Missourians raided Kansas to kill and intimidate abolitionists, and Kansans raided Missouri, killing slave owners and liberating slaves.
When the first official shots of the Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter on 12 April 1861, Missouri was already prepared for an all-out fight, yet nobody knew which side it would take. While Missouri's legislature and much of its population supported the South, its large German-American population and many of its cities and towns were Unionist.
The Confederates made the first move. The secessionist State Guard camped on the edge of St. Louis, supposedly for their annual drill but really planning on taking the Federal arsenal. The local Federal commander, a hotheaded professional soldier named Capt. Nathaniel Lyon, gathered several units of soldiers, surrounded the State Guard camp, and forced them to surrender. The move caused a riot in the city in which one soldier and 27 civilians died. It looked like the war was on.
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New Park: Wilmington, An Encore Resort Wilmington, OH
Wilmington, An Encore Resort is now a participating Passport America Discount Campground. Highlights: This preserve offers 170 acres of gently rolling land that surrounds a lake. 169 total RV sites. Can accommodate RVs up to 45'. 30 Amp Service. Back-In and Pull Through Sites. Water/Electric sites. Picnic Table, Fire Ring, Shaded, Sun, and Gravel Surface Sites. Kids Pool, Spa/Hot Tub, Basketball Court, Pickelball Court, Volleyball, Tennis Courts, Boat Rentals, Canoe Rentals, Game Room, Mini Golf, Horseshoes, Nature Walks, and Outdoor Movie Theater. Nearby: Air Force Museum-Wright-Patterson AFB, Cincinnati Fire Museum, Cincinnati Zoo, Kings Island Amusement Park, Wright Brothers Memorial and Aviation Trail, Restaurants, Caesar Creek Nature Visitor Center, and Fort Ancient State Memorial.
Source: http://www.passportamerica.com/campgrounds/oh/wilmingtonanencoreresort
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Memorial Day marked by parades, flyovers, flags
Americans from the nation's capital to Alaska marked Memorial Day with parades, somber reflection and even a climbing expedition in a holiday infused with fresh meaning by the approaching 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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djay: Algoriddim's slick portable DJ app for iOS devices
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Resolved Question: Games to play when camping?
Hi!
I am going camping soon with my parents and would like to know some ideas for games we could play.
Things like cards and charades- I know, how sad.
Games which only involve cheap equipment like cards or paper or with no equipment at all would be best.
Thanks
I am going camping soon with my parents and would like to know some ideas for games we could play.
Things like cards and charades- I know, how sad.
Games which only involve cheap equipment like cards or paper or with no equipment at all would be best.
Thanks
Source:
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Monday, 30 May 2011
New Park: Quick & Easy 3 RV Park El Campo, TX
Quick & Easy 3 RV Park is now a participating Passport America Discount Campground. Highlights: 40 total RV sites, can accommodate RV's up to 35ft., full hookups, 30/50 amp, restrooms, showers, convenience store, gas & diesel. Locate in El Campo, just 15 miles from Wharton.
Source: http://www.passportamerica.com/campgrounds/tx/quickandeasy3rvpark
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Reenacting the Civil War's first important battle
Filed under: History, Learning, North America, United States
The Civil War started early in Missouri. In 1854 fighting flared up over whether the neighboring Kansas Territory would become a slave state. Pro-slavery Missourians raided Kansas to kill and intimidate abolitionists, and Kansans raided Missouri, killing slave owners and liberating slaves.
When the first official shots of the Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter on 12 April 1861, Missouri was already prepared for an all-out fight, yet nobody knew which side it would take. While Missouri's legislature and much of its population supported the South, its large German-American population and many of its cities and towns were Unionist.
The Confederates made the first move. The secessionist State Guard camped on the edge of St. Louis, supposedly for their annual drill but really planning on taking the Federal arsenal. The local Federal commander, a hotheaded professional soldier named Capt. Nathaniel Lyon, gathered several units of soldiers, surrounded the State Guard camp, and forced them to surrender. The move caused a riot in the city in which one soldier and 27 civilians died. It looked like the war was on.
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Sea Salt Baked Potatoes
I don't know what happened, but it has been years since I've baked potatoes. And by baked potatoes, I mean the classic kind - crispy jackets split open to reveal a fluffy white potato interior. The kind of potato flesh that likes to drink butter and mainline salt. But, on a quick grocery run after returning from Marfa, the russets were calling me. I remembered a simple, sea-salt baked potato recipe in Nigel Slater's Tender, grabbed some arugula, and was pretty confident I had everything else I'd need at home.
On the road trip front, a number of you have asked, somewhat incredulously, why we would drive to Marfa, Texas. To which I sort of tilt my head, and start thinking more about it. There seems to be a long answer and a short answer. The short? We went to see visit this. The longer answer - we drove through Palm Springs, and Valentine, Canyon de Chelly, and Willcox. And cooked at beautiful rest stops, and took lots of pictures, and caught up on magazines, and sat in the sun, and saw this, and ate dinner outside more nights than not. I've driven through the Southwest and parts of northern Mexico a good number of times now, and West Texas is particularly beautiful. When you're out in the middle of the desert, its quiet. So so so so quiet. I love it.
The potatoes? Really good too - give them a go. The spicy arugula and luxe dressing works perfectly. Top with a fried egg, and you've got a meal on your hands. And for any of you who have {or will be) cooking recipes from Tender, feel free to join in here.
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10 First-Time Tips From Everyday Triathletes
Need a couple more tips before your first race? Here is advice from everyday people who have taken up triathlon recently. 
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Off the Beaten Path
Stan Diamond was an educator for most of his working life. But, it was his explorations and travels of the world that made his style of teaching unique. Now retired, he has begun to document his experiences – leading others down exciting paths they may not have chosen without his inspiration to guide them. � [...]
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National Park Week 2010
Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced today that all 392
national parks will have free admission during National Park Week, April 17 to 25.
Parks will also offer additional family friendly activities and special offers on
tours, lodging, food, and souvenirs.
national parks will have free admission during National Park Week, April 17 to 25.
Parks will also offer additional family friendly activities and special offers on
tours, lodging, food, and souvenirs.
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Sunday, 29 May 2011
New Park: Robin Hill RV An Encore Resort Lenhartsville, PA
Robin Hill RV An Encore Resort is now a participating Passport America Discount Campground. Highlights: Robin Hill offers your family the perfect camping vacation experience in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Located less than 3 miles from exits 35 or 40 off I-78, on 41acres near the beautiful foothills of the Blue Mountains with 270 sites, 30/50 AMP service can accomodate up to 40' RVs. The resort offers a pool for swimming with a kiddie pool, a stocked/lake fishing, gameroom, outdoor theatre, 3 playgrounds, laundry room, propane fill station, dump station, basketball, volleyball, ping pong tables, horseshoes, arts and crafts, planned activities, gift shop, snack bar and store with groceries and RV supplies. Pavilion for family and friends to gather for pot lucks and live entertainment. Nearby attractions include: Cabela's, horseback riding, Crystal Cave, Hawk Mountain Bird Sanctuary, Art and Folk Festivals, boating, water skiing, stream fishing, mini golf, driving ranges, museums/historical, guided tours, fresh produce and meat markets, Dorney Park, Hershey Park, Knobels, local wineries, restaurants, and casinos.
Source: http://www.passportamerica.com/campgrounds/pa/robinhillrvanencoreresort
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Dropped Park: Autauga Creek RV Campground Prattville, AL
Autauga Creek RV Campground is no longer participating as a Passport America Discount Campground.
Source: http://www.passportamerica.com/campgrounds/al/autaugacreekrvcampground
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Ticks, Parfrey?s Glen & Memorial Day
It’s fair to say that this has not been one of the most pleasant springs we’ve had here in the heart of the Baraboo hills. More often than not, the weather had been cold and cloudy with a biting wind to boot.� Things are looking up.� The black flies are finally gone along the shore [...]Source: http://www.devilslakewisconsin.com/2011/05/17/ticks-parfreys-memorial-day/
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Cash for phones: T-Mobile will buy back your old cell phone
If you're a T-Mobile customer or thinking of switching to T-Mobile, the carrier has a new trade-in program that could save you money on your next cell phone, whether it's an Android phone, a new BlackBerry or a cool-looking messaging phone. If your old cell phone (regardless of carrier) is in good working condition with no damage above regular wear and tear, T-Mobile will give you up to $300 towards a new one.
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