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Title: Camping 101- A Beginner's Guide to Life Outdoors


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Camping 101 A Beginner's Guide to Life Outdoors
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Introduction
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Introduction
  • Fresh air scented with pine needles, evenings
    around a campfire, and a night sky full of stars
    for a great many people, camping is the ultimate
    getaway. 
  • More than 22 million Americans enjoyed some kind
    of camping in 2014, reports the Outdoor Industry
    Association.

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Introduction
  • A camping trip is a project, and it requires some
    equipment and preparation to be accomplished
    enjoyably.
  • This slide will help you to find all the
    necessary gear required for your memorable
    camping trip.

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Tents
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Tents
  • The classic camping shelter offers cozy privacy
    and protects you from insects and the elements.
  • Tents come in a wide variety of sizes and price
    ranges, from high-performance, ultra-portable
    shelters for backcountry camping to roomy models
    easily carried in a car.

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Tents
  •  Dont underestimate the size youll need a tent
    thats big enough on paper for three adults might
    be crowded in real life, especially during an
    all-day rain.
  • They are generally simple to set up and dont
    require staking, although stakes and cords (known
    as guy lines) are usually provided, and using
    them is a good idea in windy or stormy weather. 

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Sleeping Bags and Pads
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Sleeping Bags and Pads
  • Youll want whats known as a three-season
    sleeping bag, suitable for use anytime except
    winter.
  • As with tents, many models are available, from
    high-tech to basic. Sleeping bags have comfort
    ratings based on temperaturewhen choosing, keep
    in mind that nights can be chilly in the field.

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Sleeping Bags and Pads
  • Fluffy as it may be, a sleeping bag alone wont
    ensure a comfortable nights rest.
  • A sleeping pad will keep you warmer and will
    cushion your back, shoulders and hips from the
    unyielding ground.

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Camp Furniture
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Camp Furniture
  • Everyone likes to sit around a campfire, but
    hardly anyone likes to sit on the ground for more
    than a few minutes. 
  • Many campgrounds provide a picnic table at each
    campsite, and every camping party uses them
    extensively.

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Camp Furniture
  • A tarp may seem like extra trouble and expense,
    since you already have a tent. But its great to
    be able to hang a little roof over your camp
    table for shade and protection from rain.
  • Dont neglect lighting. The campfire has a lovely
    glow, but youll need light in tents, for the
    cooler, at the camp table, for finding your way
    to restrooms, etc.

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The Camp Kitchen
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The Camp Kitchen
  • Campfires are great for roasting marshmallows,
    but for almost everything else youll cook in
    camp, a camp stove is a better choice.
  •  A stable cooktop with a flame you can control
    makes it much easier to whip up a meal.
  • Most run on propane and are simple to operate.

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The Camp Kitchen
  • Theres no need to make do with a tiny
    backpacking stove the standard two-burner
    propane models usually fold up to about the size
    of a briefcase and fit in easily with your gear.
  • Camp cookware should be simple and utilitarian. A
    frying pan, a generous sauce pan, a spatula, a
    serving spoon, a chopping knife and an
    inexpensive cutting board will meet most of your
    needs.

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Clothes and Hygiene
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Clothes and Hygiene
  • Normal mild-weather clothesjeans, cargo shorts,
    T-shirts, sweatshirts, etc.are generally fine
    for camping.
  • If youre planning an ambitious hike or other
    strenuous activity, its nice to have
    purpose-made outdoor garb with features like
    quick-drying synthetic fabric, vents, and UV
    protection. 

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Clothes and Hygiene
  • Its common for campgrounds to provide bathrooms
    and showers, and its a real treat to freshen up
    during the course of a weekend in the woods.
  •  Make sure to research local rules about washing
    and relieving yourself near streams, lakes, and
    other natural features.

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