Camping Heaters
You taken yourself camping lately? What did you take with you for that extra comfort? These days there are so many supplies available to make the great outdoors seem more and more comforting, and to create a safe haven for us all. From sturdy, near indestructable tents to portable showers, campfire grills, camping heaters, and so much more than you could possibly imagine. So are any of these things actually NEEDED at all times when camping out in the bush? I know i always take a knife, and you c ...
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Backpacking and Tents
Backpacking is a very fun and adventurous activity to spend the weekend
away from the hustle and bustle of city living. Aside from getting
exercise, fresh air, relaxation and incredible sceneries greet the
backpacker on the hiking trails.
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The Camping Shower
Getting in touch with mother nature is a basic need that we all have. When we get back from it, we feel refreshed and renewed. If only it were so with the body.
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Stoves in Camp
The evolution of camping equipment is simply amazing. Cooking was an extreme sport when done with those old camping stove models. The first of these stoves are, of course, the basic cowboy campfire. If you didn't know what you were doing, you ended up with burnt or slightly raw cooking. Then there was the camping stove fueled by liquid gas. Along with the stove, the funnel for the gas was just as important. Forgetting to bring one was similar to not having gas. Next you had to twist the rod ...
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Light
What would it be like without light? You wouldn't be able to see because our eyes interpret images according to light. With the absence of it, there is simply nothing to see.
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Camping Beds
Sleeping under the stars is a great experience for many people. The experience starts to differ though, at the point where talk of comfort begins.
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To Tent or not to Tent?
Personally, I prefer to sleep under the stars while backpacking, if the weather permits. A good insect repellent can reduce the mosquito problem and there is something refreshing, if not logical, about waking up covered in dew. However, it only took one bad and very wet experience for me to learn that you should always bring a tent on a backpacking trip, whether or not you plan to use it.
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