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Camping in the Aussie Outback | Survival Camping World Blog - 0 views
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The Australian Outback is made for camping holidays. It doesn't matter if you hire a campervan for a month or if you throw your tent and sleeping bag in the vehicle.
How a pack is made - explore magazine - Canada's Outdoor Magazine - 0 views
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Find out why it takes two years for some packs to go from idea to retail.
Ultralight A-Z | Help Fund An Amazing Project | Brian's Backpacking Blog - 0 views
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The knowledge, equipment and attitude it takes to enjoy the outdoors in a lightweight way in twenty-six entertaining episodes.
Round Australia trip for 'grey nomads of the air' - Local News - News - General - Port ... - 0 views
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IT might seem impossible to fit in a visit to every mainland capital city in Australia on a two-week getaway, but four locals have the answer - build a plane and go.
World Traveling on a Blue Wheelchair. Alone. Walt Balenovich Interview | MaiTravelSite - 0 views
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Traveling around the world can be hard enough every now and then, but what if you had to do so with a wheelchair? I recently learned about Walt Balenovich while searching photos for an article on disabled world travelers, yet was immediately inspired by his accomplishments and set myself on tracking him down for an interview. Turned out it was ...
GPS Setup: Datums and How to Use Them | Survival Common Sense - Wilderness or... - 0 views
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GPS Setup: Map Datum and How to Use It
Beginner's Mind | sectionhiker.com - 0 views
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I try to cultivate a different mind set called beginner's mind, where I maintain my awareness of what's happening around me, even if it is happening real fast.
Road trip: Chinese rev up the RVs - USATODAY.com - 0 views
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Loading up an RV and seeing the country via its highways, byways and campgrounds is a classic American pursuit. And now it's come to China.
Overland Travel: It Blows My Hair Back! - What About You? - 0 views
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Overland travel is a much tougher than taking a plane to your next destination, but this method of travel is always the most rewarding.
Fire Fixins fire starter review | woodtrekker.blogspot.com - 0 views
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Fire Fixins is a fire starter. It contains some waxed jute rope and a piece of fatwood. Together they make a very good fire starting package.
Campervan Preparations | camptrip.com - 0 views
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Here is a pre-inspection camper van checklist for you to ensure your camper van is prepared before camping. It is important you check the lights, wheels nuts, water pump, propane tanks etc.
Camping Food Preparation | camptrip.com - 0 views
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Camping Food Preparation: How to prepare your food to bring camping and keep it fresher for longer and safe to eat. Also some great ideas for long life foods.
Trekking Tasmania's wild side | News.com.au - 0 views
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GET away from it all by immersing yourself in the fabulous landscapes of these great award-winning Tasmanian walks.
OutdoorGearLab.com names Editors' Choice Awards for tents | Adventure Network... - 0 views
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OutdoorGearLab.com has named its 2011 Editors' Choice Awards for the backpacking tent category, listing this year's best and best value for 3 season tents.
Tourism Queensland's Roo Mail clip wins friends but also some enemies | News.com.au - 0 views
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HOP along Skippy. It is time to meet Jackie - the cutest kangaroo postman in the Daintree.
It's All About the Journey | Wheeling It - 0 views
Baseline Navigation: A Simple Way to Stay Found in Difficult Terrain | Surviv... - 0 views
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The essence of backcountry navigation is to keep it simple. This technique allows you to wander, but still get back to your drop-off point easily!
Peter Kummerfeldt: Prepare to Survive in the Wilderness | Survival Common Sense - Wilde... - 0 views
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In a survival situation, be it urban or wilderness, your gear alone will not save you. YOU must save yourself. Here's some advice from an expert on how to start.
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