Camping

A rooftop tent is generally used when camping outdoors. It can be used when camping or if one is looking to spend the night (or even day) outside. They can be set up anywhere outside, even on a front lawn.

basic first aide is best to know for camping this includes - splinting broken bones -treatment for shock -treatment for heat stroke -treatment for cold weather -treatment for capilary, venual, and arterial cuts - treatment order (which needs treated first)

There are many companies who make electric camping heaters. Some of these companies include Mr. Heater, Coleman, Koolatron, Toastless, and Proctor Silex.

I believe that 61 times litres is cubic inches

'No trace camping' is a way of wilderness camping designed to preserve the natural space you will use as a campsite. This includes not leaving junk on your campsite, but equally to burn or carry out your used toilet paper. Take nothing but air (or photographs) and leave no footprint, if possible. THE EARTH DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU, YOU BELONG TO THE EARTH.

no need to, they are harmless

One can use a screen tent just for the sole purpouse of seeing what is outside of one's tent, what are the surroundings and to see if someone is outside, and what the weather is.

Depends on the route you take, how many times you stop, and how fast you pedal. It would be much faster to drive or fly though.

The size of the teeth on the blades and the material the blade is made of. In order for any cutting tool to be effective, the hardness of the tool must be greater than that of the material being worked.

SHOOT IT!

Keep foodstuffs away from open areas, and keep activity around the site during waking hours if possible.Wild hogs normally shy away from human activities.

I would research the campground you would like to visit. Check and see what services they offer and if they have reserved campsites. (Many places I visit have paved sites for the handicapped.) If that specific camp doesn't have anything, look for other campgrounds in the area that meet your requirements.

Yes you can, those cups are great for that. The good ones are made with the same quality as the coffee pots. They make utensils of the same materials as well,

Yes, Hidden Hollow is a sleepaway camp

Pioneer camping means camping without electricity.

Quadratherm is a polyester fill for sleeping bags produced by The Infinity Sports Group in B.C. Canada. It is used in sleeping bags sold by Outbound.ca

The name Quadratherm is a trademark name to describe one company's hollow fibre insulation product. Other companies have trademarks to describe similar products.

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This manual should have come with the tent when you purchased it. If you can no longer find it, visit the manufacturer website for assistance.

I have one and I would not take any less than $1,200.00 for it. I was told I should not sell it because they are a collecter's item and I would never be able to replace it. The website www.apacheowners.com posts common values for most Apache models based largely on sales from Ebay.

It depends on where you live or wish to camp. There are many state, federal, and Corps of Engineers campgrounds throughout the US. Many of these are on manmade lakes that have camping sites right along the lake. They afford you the ability to camp, have a campfire and cook any fish that you catch.

Kelty Gunnison tents are available for sale online at Amazon and the Kelty website, as well as in-person at Canadian Tire or REI stores, both of which have store locators on their website (the REI site will even provide directions).

Something like a large blanket that folds over so that you can sleep between the layers. They usually seal with a zipper these days.

Get two great big stakes. If you're really desperate, use saplings, although using fresh live wood is a bit unfair on the poor old trees. Both your long bits of wood will need to have a fork about three or four feet up. Now stick them in the ground really firmly, around four feet or a stride apart.

Now you need a third pole that's long enough to stretch across the other two upright bits of wood. Lay it across the forks of the two stakes. If you drove them into the ground firmly enough the whole thing won't fall over.Now you've got a cool shelter framework but it needs a bit more support. Find some more branches and lean them against your horizontal pole, especially on the more windy side of the bivouac. You might want to weave some extra branches in to make your shelter really solid.

Starting at the bottom, weave branches, grass, twigs, reeds and whatever you can get your hands on up the frame of your bivouac in a criss-cross fashione. This will make it nice and waterproof. Make sure the whole thing has some nice heavy branches on the top so your shelter doesn't blow away in a storm like the little pig's house.

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In most countries, it's illegal to set up camp anywhere other than a specified campsite. There are so many campsites around though so you shouldn't have much trouble finding somewhere to stay. At least if you stay in a campsite you can use all the facilities so it's a lot more comfortable. Canvas have some really comfortable campsites all over Europe - I'd have a look at their website if you're looking for somewhere to camp. Their French campsites are probably the best ones - http://www.canvasholidays.co.uk/destinations/france-604-0.aspx

The verb 'to classify' may be inappropriate in this instance. I may 'read' or 'enjoy' a true account of a camping trip but would only 'classify' it if the true account were a book, and I wanted to apply a classification to the book (an IBSN number). I might also put it in the travel section of the library shelves.