Just a few years ago, there weren’t any camping sleeping bags for babies available. Not even one. This obviously made it really difficult to go camping or backpacking with a baby. Frustrated by the lack of choices, an outdoorsy couple decided to make a sleeping bag for their baby. That’s how the Morrison baby sleeping […]
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In addition to saving money, there are a lot of good reasons to find free camping sites (aka wild camping or dispersed camping) on your trip instead of staying at a campground…
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I moved to Eastern Europe over 12 years ago. One of the great things about living here is how much pristine, untouched nature there is. Much of it is even accessible by public transportation (which is great for non-drivers like me).
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As cool as the LifeStraw water filter is, I personally don’t like it one bit. As I ranted about here, there are all sorts of issues with the LifeStraw filter – the main one being that there is no way to collect filtered water and take it with you.
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I often think back to those massive buggies that women used to push their kids around. It must have made it difficult for parents to go anywhere! Now, there are strollers like the Thule Urban Glide 2.0 which have suspension systems and air-filled wheels which make it possible to plow through sand, snow, grass, gravel,
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I’m very lucky in that I have a flexible work schedule and a very regular period. I almost always try to schedule my camping trips for times when I know that I won’t be menstruating.
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