Shepherdstown, West Virginia, has so much history to offer if one parks a car and gets out to walk. Now then, it will require paying for parking, but at least it is mostly affordable at 25 cents per half hour on the meters, unless you pay online, where they hit you with a 33-cent charge.… Continue reading The Revolutionary War Cemeteries of Shepherdstown, WV
Food Find: Bakerly Crepes To Go
I came across Bakerly Crepes To Go at an Asian market and realized they'd make a great snack for hiking. Individually wrapped, filled crepes, easy to open and eat. Not a bad idea. Each package has 6 individually sealed crêpes. The boys were happy I picked up something to review they'd like (claiming I never… Continue reading Food Find: Bakerly Crepes To Go
The Truth Of “Pack Only What You Like”
I have written about food for/in the outdoors for a very long time, and there is one truth that never fails: "Pack only what you like". Seems simple enough, but it is a real issue that is easy to get mired in. Back in the day, when hiking forums were the place to be, at… Continue reading The Truth Of “Pack Only What You Like”
Gear Find: To-Go Ware
I have used To-Go Ware bamboo utensils for a very long time. I got my first set (which I still have and use) back 20-ish years ago - I first found them at REI, when they came with just a fork, spoon, and knife. That REI no longer exists, but I remember seeing the set… Continue reading Gear Find: To-Go Ware
Food Find: Cook Stix
Cook Stix is a dry-powder broth mix for a single-person meal. No mess or fuss, just add to your meals for flavor. Each packet makes 3 cups worth of broth. You can use the whole stick, or portion it out for meals where you normally need only a teaspoon or two of broth powder. They… Continue reading Food Find: Cook Stix