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No charges filed in Denali grizzly bear shooting

July 30th, 2010 | in Hiking In The News | Leave a comment

No charges filed in Denali grizzly bear shooting
FAIRBANKS — The National Park Service will not pursue charges against a hiker who shot and killed a grizzly bear while hiking in Denali National Park and Preserve two months ago. The man, from Nor…

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Stocking Up on Your Camping Gear and Equipment for Hiking

July 29th, 2010 | in Articles | Leave a comment

Camping is a very enjoyable activity. It’s relaxing, you get to reconnect with nature, and you get to escape all the stresses of your work and home life. There’s really nothing else like it. However, there’s another activity just as enjoyable as camping and that’s hiking. If you put both of these activities together, you’ll have one great time. Before you go, you’ll need to make a list of all the camping and hiking equipment you think you’ll need. Remember, when you go camping and hiking, you’ll be carrying all of this equipment on your back. That means you need to choose very wisely as far as what you’re going to bring. If you bring too much, you’ll quickly tire out and you won’t want to continue your hiking journey.

Your List

Comprise your list of all the camping and hiking equipment you’ll need for your trip. You’ll need a good set of hiking boots or shoes. They should be able to get you over rough terrain while also being comfortable enough to wear for a long time. You’ll also want to pack a few pairs of socks as blisters can quickly ruin your time. You might also want to pack some snack foods to keep your energy up and a canteen or some water bottles that you can carry with you to keep yourself hydrated. You will want a tent, a sleeping bag, some cooking materials and some eating utensils. There are many other things you can buy, such as portable grills and such, but these won’t make very good camping and hiking equipment ideas because you’ll have to carry all those things around with you and they can get very heavy very quickly.

Discounts

If you don’t have a lot of money, you can always try to find camping and hiking equipment for cheaper than you normally would. You can try to find them online where you can often get overstock items for cheaper, or you can try online auction sites where you can bid for your camping and hiking equipment. You can also try to ask your friends and family if they have any old equipment you can maybe buy or that they’ll lend you so that you can have everything you need for your trip.

Remember that you should only bring with you what you’re going to need and use. So make a list and stick to that list, no matter how tempted you are to buy the latest camping and hiking equipment. If you can’t carry it, you shouldn’t bring it. It’s as simple as that.

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ECB to hold rates steady well into next year: survey

July 29th, 2010 | in Hiking In The News | Leave a comment

ECB to hold rates steady well into next year: survey
The European Central Bank will likely wait until late 2011 before hiking interest rates, according to a Reuters poll of over 70 economists who stayed cautious in July despite some encouraging economic data.

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