Camping

IF the fire is used for cooking food in pans the fire is as small as a stovetop burner flame. The fire is kept flaming with small pieces of wood, like twigs added constantly. Have a reserve stockpile of twigs and split wood to keep feeding the small fire. Smaller pieces of wood burn up quickly. If the fire is larger it is too hot to get close to it to manage handling a pot of food cooking. ... Other campfires that are not used for cooking will be bigger because bigger pieces of wood are fed to it. Bigger pieces take longer to burn with less attendance. The fire should be controlled to be about the size of a milk crate. If the crowd of campers is more than four then the fire may be larger. Larger fires need more dead wood and this means more wood has to be gathered before it is dark in the forest.

In backpacking or camping terminology, a guyout point is the point (usually a loop sewn into the material) on a tent or tarp where you can tie/connect the guylines.

Camping generators are the same as most home and commercial generators on the market today. They are gas engines that create power. It is doubtful they will work in space.

It depends which type of soft lenses you have. If they are extended wear lenses, then you can keep them in while you sleep, just remember to put 1-2 drops of rewetting/lubricating solution in each eye when you first open your eyes in the morning. The safer thing to do is take them out at night when you can to allow your eyes to breathe. You can leave them in (if you have extended wear), but I would only do so for 5 days straight and then take the out for a night.

this is when you and your buddies get innertubes (1 for each of you important not a good idea for more than 1 person to get on 1) go up river and float down river whether for site seeing or fishing yay

I just bought this tent. The interior size is 10x14 with a 5x14 front screened porch. The overall size is 14x15.

A Dome Tent is a camping tent that is shaped like a half of a sphere a.k.a. "Dome". Dome Tents are very popular on camping and they can hold up from 1 to 7 people. Some places to buy Dome Tents are "Bass Pro Shops", "Dick's Sporting goods", "Sportsman's Warehouse", and "Sports Authority"

The Mantle is the part of the lantern that glows when lit. They are 1 inch mesh bags that get tied onto the gas line. You light the mantle without turning the gas on. Once it's burnt off, turn the gas on and light the lantern.

Leisure Direction is a site offering deals for discounted holidays. They are based out of the United Kingdom. The kind of travel deals that they offer are Disney, camping, hotels, apartments, villas and ferries.

The Sierra trading post provides clothing for men, women and children. The Sierra Trading post also has outlet stores where goods can be purchased. They offer discounts on camping gear for the family.

Paracord is a common staple of BOB's and other camping and survival kits. It is inexpensive and lightweight but strong -- rated for 550 pounds static load

flashlights

caps

kool shades

or anything you think is appropit

You can probably find a rain sheid for a tent at Cabela's.

definatly not as carry on, but if you check the baggage, only normal luggage rules would apply

sure why not!

water and electricity.

One can get a grow tent installed on private land with the approval of the owner of the land. This approval can be either by trust or by official paper.

The company GoLite produce a range of outdoor quality environmental friendly clothing, footwear and accessories, and a wide selection of luggage, bags, and camping products.

There is a label on the inside of the bag that has instructions on how to set up the tent.

Was looking to print off some instruction but could not find any. I made these for my daughter. Once you get the steps down a few times it is not bad. 1 Lay Tent Canvas on the ground and decide where you want door to face. 2 Put X pole together and lay across canvas so wide angle is above the door. 3 Click centre hook to the cross-section of the X. 4 Attach all clips with black straps to the black pole. 5 Attach peg of O-ring, ensure other peg is on the side of the extension of the tent. 6 Peg down O-rings. 7 Assemble both blue poles. 8 Slide blue poles through blue sleeve and attach to pegs on O-ring 9 Attach clips with blue straps to blue pole. 10 Stretch out extensions and peg in the black loops. 11 Peg back of tent and front of tent (welcome mat if wanted also). 12 Assemble black pole and place under X from front door to back window. 13 Insert ends of black pole in slots in rain canvas. Note: The word Woods should appear over the door. 14 Stretch canvas out, ensure green lip goes over blue poles. 15 Attach black hooks on stretch rope to O-rings. 16 Stretch out canvas ropes and peg to ground, tighten line as need.

Most tents are set up in the same manner, usually consisting of connecting rods that are held together with bungee cords, and threading those through holes.

I personally like Coleman. The directions are really easy to understand and it helps that the tent's are already really easy to put together anyway. With Coleman you don't have a billion pieces to put together the tent nearly builds itself. The instructions are to the point connect this to this and so on. I've had a few different brands of tents but for ease of use go with a Coleman.

Patagonia Capilene offers clothing for various kinds of outdoor activities. The clothing can fit for snow sports, camping, swimming, and even yoga clothes.

I called the manufacturer (Northern Designs 800-775-1965) and the tent is discontinued. Try www.polesforyou.com.

my bloody oath it is!!

According to the one I bought today at a garage sale, and it's a beauty, $5

You would boil the contaminated water in the camping stove with the handkerchief above it, ensuring it doesn't droop into the water itself, then wringing it into the cup to gather water.