Nov
30
2009
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Winter Camping For Newbies

One of the best things that comes from childhood is old camp stories shared with family and friends. These outings often progress into adulthood only to be curtailed when the season changes and the air turns colder.

However, just because the weather gets nippy or the ground is covered with snow doesn't mean you have to give up your love of the outdoors and camping. In fact, there are many benefits of winter camping. Familiar camp grounds now take an otherworldly look. The backcountry is quiet and undisturbed. Moreover, winter camping often gives people a confidence boost due to the level of self-sufficiency required.

If you are considering going winter camping, here are some helpful tips.

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Sep
05
2009
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Shopping for Camping Gear?

Either if you are a first time camper or you are an expert camper looking for new camping gear, it is for sure you expect to buy the best equipment for your camping trip. Camping experts would have appreciated good tips while choosing their gear for the first time.

Who has not had a flimsy falling tent, an icy sleeping bag or water pouring inside the tent while they were sleeping. When you go camping you expect things to go right, so that you can enjoy your trip as much as you can. Here is what to check for, when shopping for new gear, so that you make the best camping investment.

Camping tents come in all sizes, colors and shapes. Even though some tents might look very eye catching, they could give you some trouble. When you choose the tent that is right for your height and capacity, check how comfortable it is and if it has enough room for other supplies. Check your sewing of tents so that it does not rip apart; double sewing is a lot more reliable. Check how easy it is to assemble. The weight of tents is very important, remember you will be carrying it around. I especially like tents that have glowing zippers it makes it easier for you to open the tent and avoid stuck zippers. Your canopy of tents, rainfly and footprint should be waterproof.

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