The Art of Organic Camping Intro
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© 1993 Patrick Clark (First published in Kokopelli Notes) From the travels of Marco Polo through China to those of Lewis and Clark across North America and Neil Armstrong’s walk on the moon, people have long been fascinated with travel and mobility. Today transportation dominates the social landscape. A cursory glance at any town or
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This weekend I showed Lucky Sheep Sleeping Bags at the Outdoor Gear Builders of Western North Carolina’s annual Get in Gear Fest. This was a collaboration of diverse outdoor gear builders showing their wares. It was 38 Degrees and sometimes drizzly and that was actually perfect for our gear because it shows how important it
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This is a sweet and savory meal that takes minutes to prepare and will satisfy a hearty appetite. It is best to make it ahead of time and let it soak int he marinade for a few hours. However, it can also be eaten immediately after placing in the marinade. The marinade can also be
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Sushi Nori Raw ground beef Avacado Mayonaise Chopped green onions and parsley 1–Lay sheet of sushi nori on a place or cutting board. 2–Spread some raw ground beef on nori roll (about 1/2′ thick). Leave the front and back edge clear by about an inch. 3–Sprinkle chopped onions and parsley. 4–Spread a thin layer of
Raw suet? How in the world do you eat that stuff. Eat this and you will know where the expression “chew the fat” comes from. At best raw fat tastes bland and has an interesting texture between chewing gum and, well, chewing gum. I discovered a way to actually make it fun. This is somewhat
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Tabouli is likely the topmost famed Mediterranean/Middle Eastern salad there is. Tabouli is traditionally made with a base of either bulgar or cous cous which are wheat products. However, I finally had this idea to simply substitute grated carrots for the grain and pretty much follow the same recipe as usual. The synergy of Parsley
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