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- The Rapids
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- Moose on the Loose
- West Nile Virus
- The Velvet Hiker
- Mirror, Mirror on the Pond
- Hiking, Falling Manna From Heaven
- Hiker's Bread Recipe
- Hiker From Hail
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- Oh Fudge!
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Camping, Tenting & Hiking are great ways to get back in touch with nature and your inner self...
HIKING GEAR, HIKING EQUIPMENT
If you're a hiker, you already know about those standard 'hiking musts' such as safe sturdy, non-slippery-soled shoes, canteens of water, energizer bars, compass, flashlight in case you get stranded in the dark and The Buddy Plan. Here are a few more suggestions that will add a bit more fun to your hiking adventure:
A loop. A loop is a tiny looking glass that magnifies a piece of nature. A loop is about the size of a sewing thimble and generally flips out and in, so that the glass is protected from potential scratching. You'll be amazed at how plants look under a loop, as well as anything you choose to observe. We've even honed in on tiny bugs walking about that can barely be seen with the naked eye. These little buggers have eyes when viewed with a loop!
Visit your local bookshop and pick up a plant, animal, mushroom, wildlife, insect, fossil or mineral index book that has lots of pictures. These are great for identifying nature and generally run $5-$10.
A first aid kit doesn't need to be as large as a doctor bag. I've come across more snakes and spiders than I care to count while hiking. Tom walked right next to a timber rattler in Oklahoma while we were walking the canyons there - but it was too slow.....
Hiking With the Bears, Alligators & Snakes | I Climbed, I Fell | Hiking Accessibility - Disabled | Rocky the Rockhounds | Rockface | Fossils in the Midst | Hiking in Campers | Hiking When the Storm Looms | Hiking to Nesting Grounds | The Velvet Hiker
Thousands of pages of free stories at Trinity Moon.
How to Take Good Bird Pictures
Songbird Gallery 1 | Songbirds Pictures 2 | Songbird Pictures 3 | Songbird Pictures 4 Woodpecker & Owl Pictures | Colorful Birds | Shorebirds, Waterfowl, Eagle Pictures
Arizona Angels - (95 pages) Throwing the door open she encountered Bowie's towering form, his large arm extended, Lee dangling in mid air like a large spider. Lynx gasped, her hands going out to rescue the squawking child.
" This demonic little hooligan was window peeping into the honeymoon cottages! God only knows what she saw, but she seemed quite satisfied," he went on, his eyes scorching over Lynx's shocked face. click to read
Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge: Photos & More click here
Fort Richardson State Park, Jacksboro Texas: About Officer's Quarters, Barracks Nature Scenery Cactus | Cactus Photos 2 | 3 Hiking Trails
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