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Canadian BWCA Canoe Trip
Canoed 65 miles (not including taxi or fishing), 23 portages in BWCA (Boundry Waters Canoe Area) for 9 days and 8 nights. Traveled by van about 2400 miles from Allen TX to Ely MN. The total trip was 13 days … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Family, Leisure, Life, Outdoors
Tagged boy scouts, BWCA, Canada, canoe, High Adventure, Northern Teir, scouts
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ODE to Poison Ivy
oh poison ivy!oh poison ivy! let me explain,how much I’m in pain you grow so well,but you create a hell your oil is attracted to my skin,and then works to dissolve me again oh poison ivy!oh poison ivy! let me … Continue reading
Water Flowing around the Gallimore House
Due to all the rain and melting snow, we have water pooling and flowing in areas I’ve never seen water at before. Here are a two videos of the streams surrounding us right now.
Hoodlums Fall Gathering 2011
Last week I realized that I could actually make the Hoodlums fall gathering this year. I’ve been so busy with so many things that I assumed I’d miss out. Bryson and I drove down to central Texas Friday afternoon and … Continue reading
Easy Way to Start a Fire
A few weekends ago I tried multiple different materials to catch a spark and start a fire. Many of them worked well (steel wool, char cloth) but the one that I thought worked best was cotton balls and petroleum jelly. The dry … Continue reading
Hoodlums Texas Fall Gathering
Here are a few pictures from my trip this weekend. Most are from the fire starting class. I learned lots of good information from some very experienced folks.
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