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Today's #CampingHacks tip:
If you can afford the weight (car camping), consider investing in nearly-impossible-to-bend tent pegs and a mallet. I personally have these ones and they're great:
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0B38V29RF
#MountainMonday #photography #landscape #LandscapePhotography
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Today's #MountainMonday #LandscapePhotography is from this weekend's hike to a glacier.
Below is also this week's #CampingHacks tip
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This week's #MountainMonday #LandscapePhotography comes with a #CampingHacks tip:
The Chicken in freeze-dried meals isn't great. Instead, hop over to your Costco and get some of their leftover Roasted Chicken, cut it up, vacuum seal it then freeze it.
When you go to boil your water for your freeze-dried meals, thow the unopened vacuumed sealed pouch in the water to heat up.
Works great for veggies, too!
For safety, make sure your food remains cold until reheated.
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This week's #MountainMonday #LandscapePhotography comes with a #CampingHacks tip:
The Chicken in freeze-dried meals isn't great. Instead, hop over to your Costco and get some of their leftover Roasted Chicken, cut it up, vacuum seal it then freeze it.
When you go to boil your water for your freeze-dried meals, thow the unopened vacuumed sealed pouch in the water to heat up.
Works great for veggies, too!
For safety, make sure your food remains cold until reheated.
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The reliably cheapest place to buy Peak Refuel at the moment is Sierra (Trading Post) in the US.
An important caveat here: Peak Refuel is GREAT if you're very active (hiking, backpacking, Nordic Skiing, snowshoeing, etc) because it's easy to get your replacement calories without stuffing yourself.
If you're lazing about your campsite, or using it as emergency food, this may not be ideal.
#Camping #CampingTips #Backpacking #Rucking #Hiking #hikinglife #campinglife #CampingHacks
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I committed a cardinal camping sin. I took my manual can opener into the house and forgot to return it to the camping stuff. Thus I found myself in a remote campground with a can of beans and no opener. However, I did have a hammer and tent stakes.
I have cleaned up after cooking many times but this is the first time I wiped bean juice off a claw hammer.