This Easy Vaseline Hack Is A Game-Changer For Starting Campfires
Sometimes, it isn't easy to start a campfire. Here is an easy Vaseline hack that works as a total game-changer.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Trying This Viral DIY Plant Fertilizer
The internet is full of gardening hacks -- some are valid, others, not so much. Here's why you should think twice before trying this viral DIY plant fertilizer.
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Why You Should Always Carry A Tick Key When Camping
Ticks are an unseen menace you should be aware of while camping. Here's why you should always carry a tick key while in the wilderness.
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This Was The Most Terrifying Moment Of Bear Grylls' Entire Career
Celebrity survivalist Bear Grylls' regularly puts himself in dangerous situations, but this was the most terrifying moment his entire career.
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The 12 Biggest Mistakes To Avoid When Packing For A Camping Trip
For first-timers, camping can seem both exciting and intimidating. Here are the 12 biggest mistakes to avoid when packing for a camping trip.
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You Should Bring A Flea Collar On Your Next Camping Trip. Here's Why
Campers know that insects like ticks are a part of the experience of spending time outdoors. Here's why you should bring a flea collar on your next trip.
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Why You Should Bring A Trekking Pole On Your Next Hike
Regarding hiking essentials, trekking poles might not immediately come to mind. Here's why you should bring them on your next hike.
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Clever Ways To Use WD-40 For Your Lawn And Garden
While it's common knowledge that WD-40 is an excellent garage companion, did you know it can be useful for your lawn and garden, too?
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You May Want To Think Twice Before Buying That Inflatable Hot Tub
Although buying an inflatable hot tub for your yard may seem like a cost-effective purchase, here's why you may want to think twice before doing so.
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The Stunning Peruvian Mountain That Has Only Revealed Itself Because Of Climate Change
Vinicunca, also known as Rainbow Mountain, is a popular tourist destination in the southern Andes. The changing climate has revealed this stunning mountain.
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Sprinkle Cinnamon On Your Grass And Watch What Happens
Cinnamon, the beloved confection and coffee topper, is also useful for your yard. You can even sprinkle cinnamon on your grass and watch what happens.
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Men Vs. Women: Who Really Does Better On Naked And Afraid?
After 17 seasons of Discovery's "Naked and Afraid," we've seen lots of contestants, but who really does better on Naked and Afraid, men or women?
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The Best Time Of Year To Buy Your Ski Equipment
Since ski equipment can be pricey, a good strategy to save some money is to shop when the gear is on sale. This is the best time of year to get deals.
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Rid Your Garden Of Fungus Easily With These Common Kitchen Staples
Powdery mildew is a common garden fungal disease. Thankfully, it can be treated easily with these familiar kitchen staples.
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Why Dogs Aren't Allowed On Most Trails In Zion National Park
It's fun to take dogs on adventures, but before you bring your pup to Zion National Park, be aware that dogs aren't allowed on most trails there. Heres' why.
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Don't Forget This Campfire Cooking Essential When Packing For Your Trip
One of the best parts of camping is cooking your meals over an open fire. To help further the cooking process, remember to pack this essential for your trip.
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What Happens If You Don't Seal Your Wood Deck
An attractive wooden deck can increase your home's value. Nevertheless, it needs maintenance. Here's what happens if you don't seal your wooden deck.
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Can You Visit Kavik River Camp From Life Below Zero?
Kavik River Camp, located in Alaska's wilderness, has captivated audiences on National Geographic's Life Below Zero. The question is, can you travel there?
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Telltale Signs That Wild Berries Aren't Safe To Eat
Colorful berries in the wild can be tempting to eat, but plenty of them can be toxic. Here are someTelltale signs that wild berries aren't safe to eat.
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Stop Throwing Grass Clippings Away After Mowing The Lawn. Here's Why
Mowing your lawn is a regular routine if you own a yard. Here's why you should keep the grass clippings after your hard work is done.
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Different Ways To Sharpen Your Lawn Mower Blades
Maintaining sharp lawn mower blades is essential to your lawn care practice. Let's examine the different ways to sharpen these blades.
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What It Really Means When Your Plant Leaves Start Turning Yellow
Plants may not be able to talk, but they can communicate their needs. Here's what it really means when your plant leaves start turning yellow.
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Keep Your RV Warm On Chilly Nights With One Unexpected Addition
RV's are easier to warm than tents, but they can still get pretty chilly. Try this easy trick to keep your RV warm next time you go camping in the cold.
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Telltale Signs It's Time To Replace Your Fence
Our fence's provide security, privacy, and aesthetic appeal, but they don't last forever. Here are some telltale signs it's time to replace your fence.
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The Secret To Humanely Banishing Squirrels From Your Garden Is In Your Kitchen
Squirrels, as cute a they are, can be a terror in your garden. Fortunately, the secret to humanely banishing squirrels from your garden is in your kitchen.
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17 Types Of Bees, Ranked By Danger Level
Bees are remarkably adaptable to a multitude of climates in the world. From docile to aggressive, here are 17 types of bees ranked by danger level.
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Keep Your Campfire Essentials Dry With This Handy Aluminum Foil Hack
Aluminum Foil is one of the most useful things to bring on a camping trip. You can even keep your campfire essentials dry with this handy tinfoil hack.
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