Today's online resources can help you pick the best campsite within a particular campground
One of the popular posts here on CampingBlogger is Find Great Campsites Online, where I talk about using online resources like Reserve America and Recreation.Gov for locating campgrounds in a particular area. Finding that perfect campground is only half the battle, though. It is just as important to locate the best camping spots within the campground, too.
The CamelBak Better Bottle is available with 90-degree twist-tops, fixed and foding bite-valves and a traditional screw-off top.
You cannot fault its rather simplistic name as gimmickry; the CamelBak® Better Bottle
Getting your WordPress Blog to validate can be a challenge
If you look at the bottom of CampingBlogger you will see the boilerplate copywrite information followed by a couple of weird links; XHTML 1.0 and CSS Level 2.1. These links go to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) who sets standards and guidelines on how to code Web pages and offers a free validation service that can check any Web page for meeting W3C standards.
Your actions at the campsite affects everyone in the campground (photo courtesy of pdphoto.org)
With the global economies heading into the toilet (how’s that for drama?) a lot of new people will be camping next summer, instead of jetting off to Andalucia or Boca Chica. Unfortunately, this new generation of economically displaced jet setters is not quite up-to-speed on camping etiquette; those largely unwritten rules that seasoned campers have come to expect from their fellow excursionists.
The BrewFire features a metal carafe and a see-through resevoir
Could this new coffee maker from Brunton® de-thrown my trusty Coleman™ coffee maker that’s been a mainstay at the Scribner campsite for several years, now? I’m not sure yet, since the Brunton does not come out until February, but it does look to have some interesting features over the Coleman. Unlike the Coleman, the Brunton “BrewFire†is self-contained, operating on either 1lb. disposable propane bottles, or butane canisters.