Lead photo: Common loon © William Botka @will_b_wildlife Close encounters of the wild kind Photographers share their most exciting wildlife experiences… By Elizabeth Ouimet Originally published in Ducks Unlimited Canada’s Conservator magazine, autumn 2022. Wildlife photography is a pursuit of passion. Photographers invest countless hours honing their craft and learning about wildlife to capture moments […]
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Every week, our RV Lifestyle Magazine subscribers receive an email newsletter, with the featured stories for the week. Here’s a sample of a recent e-newsletter… Grape Escapes, RV Bird Watching, Winterizing Tips, and MORE –this week at the RV Lifestyle Magazine website.. Click on the photos or the links to open the stories at our website…Please share this newsletter with […]
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It’s a Saturday morning in mid-February and snow conditions are absolutely dumping. You and your friends are frothing about the ski day you are about to have. That is until you reach the base of the canyon. There, you are met with a traffic jam that rivals Los Angeles on any given day. The red snake,…
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These photos were taken on my trip to Capitol Reef during July 2022. Most of these photos are of the small town called Torrey, which is where I stayed while I was down there. The people are very kind and welcoming, and introduced me to their bison! These pictures were taken at sunset time, mostly…
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“Self-rescue is the best rescue” is something I’ve heard at every river safety talk. While overall I agree with the sentiment, my pedantic nature can’t let it go. “If a rescue is necessary, self-rescue is the best rescue” works better for me, but it definitely isn’t as catchy. Anyone who’s done any amount of rescue…
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There is a place in the panhandle of Idaho where the world feels a little holier, where the water flows blue and cold and reckless, where sunsets creep over cliff-sides towering above the river bank. This place is sacred; the region is referred to as the Frank Church Wilderness. It is the largest continuous wilderness…
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As a photographer and nature lover, I am constantly on the move and looking for new adventures in the outdoors. My search has taken me all over Utah, from out west looking for burrowing Owls, to getting somewhat lost in the mountain forests looking for inspiration to pull out my camera and take a photo….
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NORCROSS, Ga. – APCO Holdings, LLC, a leading provider and administrator of automotive F&I products and home to the EasyCare and GWC Warranty brands, announced the addition of three new hires to its executive team. Dell Birch, Ph.D. is APCO Holdings’ new Vice President of Operations and Technology. Birch brings more than 25 years of experience in […]
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Darkness settled over Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. A light night-time breeze cut through the heat and humidity of the day and the moon cast a lovely glow over the neighborhood’s famous colonial architecture. The power had just gone out on my street, which might have added to the ambiance and inspired me to go…
The post Caribbean Coastlines and Coral Death: What Procrastination and Privilege Mean for an Uncertain Climate Future appeared first on Wasatch Magazine.
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Long Distance Tesla Road Trip – Towing an Airstream! By Andy Thomson One of the things I have been wanting to do since we got our first Tesla in December 2019, is get it on trip to Colorado to see how it handles climbing in summer heat, and just to see what a long road […]
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It’s around 9:15 in the evening on a Thursday, and I’m gearing up for a bike ride. I’m in my backyard with a couple of friends, ten blocks to the east of the 9th and 9th intersection that marks the starting point of the night’s activities. We’ve been preparing for the ride for an hour…
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Earlier this year, I went on a trip to Mesquite, Nevada with my family. While we were there, we went out exploring in the surrounding desert. The harsh, dry desert landscape there is much different than what I am used to in Northern Utah. I have lived in Utah my whole life and I’ve spent…
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With satellite imagery of most of the Earth’s surface and some mapping of the ocean floor, very few places on this planet are truly unknown. Now, with the James Webb telescope showing us distant clusters and megaclusters of galaxies, we’re learning about places literally lightyears away. Satellites and other forms of radio connect some of…
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Yellowstone National Park is one of the most visited parks in the United States and is often a natural choice for people wishing to see wildlife in the great outdoors. With 4.86 million visitors in 2021, Yellowstone can be so busy that entry is limited to odd or even license plate numbers. But is it…
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RV travel is a life-changing experience for kids and the whole family. However, creating a designated space for each family member to sleep, relax, and live can be challenging. From a DIY RV bunk bed to a whimsical RV kids room, these six families made the most of their tiny homes on wheels. Any kid […]
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I’m with a group of high school students from the United States somewhere in the mountains of the northeast corner of Yunnan province in southwest China. We’ve set up camp in what appears to be a deep pit with a flat grassy bottom that is, from a distinctly American reference point, about half the size…
The post Stories Beyond the Summit: Why Multilingualism Matters in the Wilderness appeared first on Wasatch Magazine.
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Adventure Ready Brands SOL Prize Pack Sweepstakes OFFICIAL RULES NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE DOES NOT IMPROVE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW. 1. Sweepstakes Sponsor The sweepstakes is sponsored by Adventure Ready Brands, 944 Industrial Park Rd., Littleton, NH 03561, https://www.adventurereadybrands.com/, mlemire@adventurereadybrands.com. 2. Sweepstakes Description & Eligibility …
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The Perth Caravan & Camping Show, which was scheduled to take place from March 23 to 27, has been cancelled. “The Caravan Industry Association Western Australia (CIAWA) has carefully and thoroughly evaluated the multitude of challenges, risks, and ongoing uncertainty as a result of Covid-19,” […]
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