But we had fun up until the UTV decided it did not want to play anymore. Maybe next time.
Tag: hiking
Spring Beauty
Spring Beauty (Claytonia virginica)! They’re one of the first wildflowers to pop up and signal spring’s arrival in our region. I spotted this tiny beauty peeking out from the leaf litter on our hike today. Tiny bloom of white petals with pink stripes. Small, delicate, and doesn’t bloom for too long and then it’s gone.
Cold Soak Cooking
Cold soaking is exactly what it sounds like – preparing your meals without the need for a stove or fire. It’s light, simple, and surprisingly delicious! All you need is a container, some cold water, and a bit of patience.
Dick Proenneke Alone in the Alaskan Wilderness, Free ebook
Dick Proenneke, retiring at 50, built a cabin in the Alaskan wilderness in 1968 and lived there for over 30 years. His life was documented in the acclaimed film “Alone in the Wilderness.” Proenneke’s self-reliance and connection to nature serve as inspiration for simplicity and conservation today. His legacy endures through books and preserved sites.
LuminAID Solar Camping Lanterns: Top Features and Functions
Camping, hiking, or just for home lighting in an emergency situation we love our luminAID solar camping lantern. Over the years I’ve lost track of how many lanterns we actually own. The first one I received back when the company was first starting out. However, since then I’ve picked up several other luminAID lights which…
Hiking the Property: A Mushroom Surprise
We took a short hike out to check on the property and see if there was any more damage or downed trees. It was also time to check on the game cameras. We also lucked out and came home with over a pound of oyster mushrooms too! This was a first for the forest to…