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parks, lakes, recreation centers, camping areas, biking trails, wineries, and others. In about every county in Iowa has a lot of options for people to do to enjoy the great outdoors. People that enjoy drinking wine should go to a winery to taste different kinds of wine and enjoy the great outdoors at the same time. People that enjoy spending time with family and want to enjoy the outdoors at the same time should visit parks, lakes, recreation centers, camping areas, and fishing spots. Some people

Survival on Camp Alex provides great tips for surviving camp On Monday the 8th of February, the Year 7 cohort left Pulteney to go on a camping adventure on Kangaroo Island (KI). There, they did many things such as cook, set up, sleep in tents and go on long hikes. While this might not sound fun for everyone, once there the Year 7s discovered that there was lots of fun stuff to do and it was a fantastic bonding experience. Knowing that Year 6s are often worried about the Year Seven camp, I

did many different things. I going to tell you about 3 major things I did this summer. I don’t know why but I actually wanted to start school thing year. At the beginning of the summer me, my family, a few friends and their families went camping. We went camping at a little campground off of 65 called Caboose Lake. We had campfires, went fishing and scared my brother and his friend but most of our time was spent in the lake. Other things that we could were things like paddle boating, bumper boats

This summer, I did many things. I took a day trip up to Michigan a couple times with relatives, one to Saugatuck, one to St. Joseph. I also built a zombie survival crate. On the subject of zombies, I also bought Call of Duty: Black Ops and COD: Black Ops 2, which have a game mode called Zombies. Finally, I slept, a lot, except around the 4th of July, because I like fireworks. The best part of my summer is purchasing my airsoft AK-47 and understanding the sciences in airsoft. Now, this may not seem

The quote, “The end is nothing; the road is all” by Willa Cather means to enjoy the journey and to not worry about your destination. Life is full of adventures and you never know when you’ll get the opportunity to experience these adventures twice. Live life to the fullest and don’t fret about where you’ll end up. Life always works out in the end. The experience is what matters.Where your journey ends in life won’t matter if you don’t try to enjoy the voyage there. A few years ago during the summer

Seattle, Washington. During that trip, we stopped at Yellowstone Park for two days. During our stay there, we did few activities like seeing the many geysers, playing in a lake, camping, and seeing some animals. My family and I arrived in Yellowstone Park at around 3 PM. When we reached the camping grounds, we found our camping spot and we tried to figure out how to set up our tent. On our first two regrettable attempts at setting up a tent, we tried to stand it

Camping in Skagit - Tents Camping in Skagit County is easy when over 40 per cent of the land has been designated State and National forests and parks. There’s another article that covers camping with boats specifically, but this one is written for hikers and those who prefer camping with tents (and RVs or trailers). If you can stand a little rain and a lot of cold, there are some awesome campgrounds and sites available all year long. Some of these campgrounds and sites require reservations and are

When I was really young I didn’t go to summer camp, I would spend it with my cousins on Cape Cod. From age 3 to 9 we would spend at least half the summer there, going to the beach and spending time with my family. I went to rec camp for 2 weeks when I was going into Second grade, but it wasn’t memorable apart from the visit to Funtown Splashtown. When I was going into fifth grade my parents decided to send my sister and I to Blueberry Cove Camp in Tenants Harbor. It was a week long sleep away camp

The Normal Can Become Your Greatest Threat My dad, brother, and I spent a lot of time camping, mostly we went to the Belfair Campsites. It was convenient, and close as well as something to do when we had nothing planned for the weekend. The normal campground we would be at was full of winding trees with branches as long as cars.The three of us owned dirt bikes at the time and we would take them with us and ride along this little trail on the side of the gravel road, we would ride around

What provides better shelter during a camping trip, a hammock or a tent? If you were to ask a casual camper, they’d probably tell you a tent. For experienced campers, however, it isn’t quite so easy to arrive at a decision. You see, both hammock and tent camping have their pros and their cons, so trying to declare one as absolutely better than the other is a fool’s game. Today, we’re going to be playing the fool, so you don’t have to. Tent Camping Today tents are almost like transportable hotel