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The leather kind of shoes is much more comfortable and flexible, especially at lower altitudes. There are commercial waterproofing confounds. There should be at least two layers of protection between the boots and your feet. You may consider use of a synthetic sock for carrying moisture away from my feet and a synthetic/wool mixture for the outer sock for warmth and cushioning. You may want to add another sock the outer layer for additional warmth. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: leather shoes, waterproofing shoes, waterproofing tent, waterproofing while camping
Foil is easy to use to cook over the campfire. It is light-weight, inexpensive, widely available, can be used to cook a variety of meals, and cleanup is extremely easy. Just roll the foil up and toss in the garbage. You can even eat right out of the foil packet if you want.
Here are some tips for using foil to cook campfire meals: Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: campfire cooking, cooking, cooking in foil, heavy duty foil, quick foil meals
Warm weather signals one thing to me – it’s grilling time! Time to fire up that grill and get cooking.
Of course hamburgers and steaks taste great on the grill just as they are. But when you want to serve up something that is just a bit different we have some suggestions.
First of all Grilled Texas Beef Steak, grilled steak with a bit of pizzazz. A mix of cumin, chili powder, cayenne and garlic pack a punch.
Asian Grilled Pork Tenderloin is an original recipe that combines flavorful Asian seasonings with the fruitiness of orange Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: barbecue pork, barbecue recipes, barbecue steak, grilling, grilling recipes, how to grill pork, how to grill steak, meat marinade, pork recipes, steak recipes
