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• Treating a Compound Fracture in the Wilderness

  A compound fracture is easily identifiable, because there is both a broken bone and an open wound. The wound is most often caused by the bone piercing through the skin. This type of break is particularly frightening, because there is o… read more

• How to Pack a Cooler for Camping

  There's nothing like a good camping trip to escape from the monotony and tediousness of every day life. Enjoy a peaceful, relaxing stay in nature without having to worry about emails, honking horns or conference calls. Of course, the c… read more

• How to Run With Heel Pain

  Runners don't like taking time off for injuries and often try to run through them. For some injuries, that's fine. Some "injuries" are merely aches and pains of an active training schedule. With a little ingenuity, you can continue you… read more

• Removing a Bee Stinger

  While it's best to avoid provoking bees in the first place, an occasional sting is inevitable, especially if you're hiking through a patch of nectar-rich flowers, or at a picnic with open cans or cups of sugary soda. Quickly removing… read more

• How to Prepare Foods in Advance for Camping

  There's something that seems to make food on a camping trip taste better. Whether it's hot dogs or hamburgers, it all tastes like filet mignon when you're eating next to a campfire. Camping stoves and grills make preparing your camp fo… read more

• How to Camp in St. Ives, Cornwall

  St. Ives is a charming little seaside town in Cornwall, the extreme southwestern part of England. It used to be a fishing town, but today it is more of a resort and is popular with British surfers who want to pursue their sport closer… read more

• Backpacking Food

  Packing for a backpacking trip largely depends on how long you will be gone and the terrain you will be covering. Before packing food for your trip, you need to consider how many calories you will expend daily. Many companies speciali… read more

• How to Pack a Cooler with Dry Ice

  Using dry ice in your camping cooler is an efficient way to keep food frozen without having to deal with the mess of melted water getting your food soggy. Dry ice is actually not ice at all, but carbon dioxide gas, frozen to a temperat… read more

• How to Keep Food Cold on a Camping Trip

  A camping trip does not have to be cut short because you don't have the equipment necessary to keep perishable food and beverages cold. In fact, you don't need a great deal of equipment at all, just a cooler and a cold source to mainta… read more

• How to Keep Catfish Bait Alive

  One of the good things about fishing for catfish is that they will bite on a vast variety of baits. The biggest problem is keeping the bait alive long enough to reach the fishing area. Worms are all-purpose fishing bait and are probabl… read more

• Inshore Fishing Charters in Florida

  Florida is fortunate to have a variety of fishing options. Lakes, rivers, creeks, estuaries, deep-sea, and inshore fishing are all possible in the sunshine state. Inshore sport fish include snook, trout, and flounder, to name a few. Th… read more

• Hip Stretching Exercises

  Whether you run, hike or bike trails, you use your hips more than normally. Trails demand strong and flexible hips, because they help keep your balance. Rocky, banked and otherwise unconventional terrains try your hips more than the a… read more

• Flounder Fishing Near Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina

  Mt. Pleasant is a bedroom community across the harbor from Charleston and along the South Carolina coast. Bordered by Charleston Harbor and the marshes, sounds and tidal regions separating the mainland from the barrier islands, life in… read more

• Hiking & Plantar Fasciitis

  Plantar fasciitis is a medical condition that affects many athletes, including runners, walkers and hikers. If you are a hiker and suffer from plantar fasciitis, however, there are still ways to stay out on the trail. read more

• What Are Backpacking Foods for Teens?

  Before your teen hits the trail, pack her nutritional snacks that won't crumble from the abuse they will take in a backpack. Foods that don't spoil are essential as well as lightweight snacks since your teen will be carrying other gear… read more

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