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Upschitz Creek - retro outdoors advice
http://upschitzcreek.blogspot.com/
Vintage Outdoors Information from a time when people really knew their outdoor schit.
- Added on: Feb 6th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Rod Bender
- Listed in: Outdoor Recreation Outdoor
- Tags: Fishing camping hiking hunting climbing boating
Recent Posts
From the Urban Dictionary: Up Shit's Creek In a Barbed Wire Canoe
In serious trouble. Typically Australian version of "up the creek without a paddle."When I reached for my credit card and found it was gone, I understood I was up shit's creek in a barbed-wire canoe....
"Its About Survival of the Species" Polar Bears Unite Against Palin
In a recent gathering of polar bears, the endangered species denounced McCain's choice for a running mate. In the press release from the bears, the January 2008 New York Times op-ed piece written by Sarah Palin was cited as the reason for their oppo...
What to do about blisters when hiking
Blisters are the most common medical situation you will encounter in your hiking experiences. And beware – improperly treated blisters can result in infection and serious consequences. Here are a few tips: First, prevent blisters, or at least mini...
Maine Survival Tips
Can You Hear Me Now? NO! - Maine is known for a lot of great things, but cellphone service is not one of them. While in Maine, check your voicemail often for missed calls. Make sure you carry maps in case you get lost. We will send out important phon...
Save your skin with the Guppie
Make no mistake, this handy little multi-tool maybe cute but it packs a lot of useful features that might just save your skin in a tight spot.Zytel handle with 2.00 in. blade of 3Cr13 steel. Includes an adjustable wrench, carabiner gate, removable bi...
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