Bring The Beach To Your Garden With This Adorable Shell DIY
Collecting seashells is a beloved pastime, and they can be used for a variety of crafts. Here's a quick shell DIY that adds a relaxing ambiance to your garden.
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Why You Don't Want To See Pigeons Flying Around Your Backyard
Pigeons get a bad rap but they're just living their lives. Still, you don't want to see them flying around your backyard. Here's why, and how to keep them away.
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IKEA's Laundry Bag Makes For A Surprisingly Perfect DIY Camp Sink
Washing your dishes while camping can take away from your relaxation. Thankfully, IKEA has a solution for that, which incorporates their JÄLL laundry bag.
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Why You Need To Keep An Eye Out For This Dangerous Weed In Your Yard
Aside from growing out of control in your garden, some weeds are toxic, too. Here's one dangerous weed, in particular, that you should look out for.
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Repurpose Old Wine Bottles With This Uniquely Gorgeous Garden Edging Hack
If you crave a DIY project and have a bunch of empty wine bottles on hand, consider reusing all of that glass to edge a whimsical path in your garden.
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Set Up The Perfect Backyard Movie Night On A Budget With These Tips
A fun way to spend nice evenings outdoors is to set up a backyard movie night under the stars. Here's some tips on how to do that on a budget.
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Here's How Strong A Grizzly Bear Really Is
Grizzly bears are considered dangerous because of their size and aggressiveness when they feel threatened, but here's how strong grizzlies really are.
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Why Pickle Juice Is The Unsung Hero For Lush And Thriving Hydrangeas
If you've gotten to the bottom of your pickle jar and have a bunch of juice left over, don't throw it out. Instead, use it to help your struggling hydrangeas.
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Use This Common Household Ingredient After Being Out In The Sun To Help Prevent Burning
People swear by various home remedies for sunburns. One of them involves a common household ingredient that can be spread on the body to help soothe the pain.
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Should You Pack Aloe For Your Next Outdoor Adventure?
Nobody likes sunburns. As a form of treatment, many people reach for aloe gel. That said, is it worth it to pack some for your next outdoor escapade?
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Who Knew? This Victoria's Secret Perfume Doubles As A Mosquito Repellant
Mosquitos are one of the most annoying aspects of spending time outdoors. Surprisingly, you can keep them at bay with this popular Victoria's Secret perfume.
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We Tried Making The 'Holy Grail Of Camping Desserts' And It Was A Gooey Flop
S'mores are a camping food staple. When we discovered this TikTok hack claiming to be an upgrade on the tried-and-true dessert, we had to try it out ourselves.
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The Surprising Citrus Hack That Stops Your Dog From Digging Holes In Your Yard
Does your dog regularly dig holes in your yard? Try this citrus hack to keep your pup above ground - and your yard orderly.
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4 Ikea Essentials To Make Camping In The Great Outdoors Even Easier
Packing all of your gear for a camping trip can be a stressful experience. Thankfully, Ikea has you covered with these space-saving essentials.
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How To Keep Cool This Summer While Still Enjoying Your Backyard
Summer temperatures can be brutal, but there are plenty of ways to keep cool while still enjoying your backyard - and none of them will break the bank.
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The Unlikely Dairy Product That Will Work Wonders In Your Garden
If you're looking to give your garden a kick in a wide variety of ways, the secret ingredient you need could be waiting patiently in the refrigerator.
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Run In Other Direction If You Come Across A Tree Marked With This Sign
There are plenty of potential dangers in the wild, but if you come across a tree marked with this sign, you may want to run in other direction.
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This Is One Of The World's Most Dangerous Sharks & No, It's Not A Great White
When most people think of the world's most dangerous sharks, great whites come to mind. But experts say another type of shark is even more dangerous.
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How Much Of Deadliest Catch Is Scripted?
"Deadliest Catch" is no doubt a nail-biting show, showing us the perils of crabbing. That said, is any of it scripted for dramatic effect?
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What Alone Contestants Are Allowed To Bring With Them Into The Wilderness
Tasked with living alone in the wilderness, contestants on “Alone” have a very specific list of items they’re allowed to take with them for survival.
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Why Ice Is Such A Nightmare For The Deadliest Catch Crew
The "Deadliest Catch" crew has a lot to contend with doing one of the most dangerous jobs in the world, but here's why ice is such a nightmare.
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The Nastiest Things Bear Grylls Has Ever Eaten In The Wild
Bear Grylls of "Man vs. Wild" fame is no stranger to eating things that most consider gross. Here are the nastiest things he has ever eaten in the wild.
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What Is Chaos Gardening And Why You Should Give It A Try In Your Garden
There's a lot to consider when it comes to gardening. For those of you looking for a more laid-back approach, here's why you should consider chaos gardening.
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How To Determine If A Slide Topper Is Right For Your RV
What are slide toppers, and are they actually useful for your RV? Let's weigh the pros and cons before you buy one for your next camping trip.
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Ice Road Truckers Are Never Supposed To Break One Ironclad Rule
On History's "Ice Road Truckers," the cast regularly drives in extreme temperatures. As such, they have one ironclad rule they're never supposed to break.
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One Of The Dangers Of Crab Fishing Deadliest Catch Fans Might Not Understand
Crab fishing is one of the most treacherous jobs in commercial fishing. On "Deadliest Catch," fans might not even be aware of some of the dangers.
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Safety Tips To Know Before Your Next Mountain Adventure
When sojourning into the mountains, safety is paramount, and you can prevent some common injuries and accidents by taking these simple steps.
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