WHAT TO TAKE TO GO CAMPING

    On the last blog I talked about CAMPING and what to take, for beginners, to enjoy the outdoors. I talked about the private campsites, along with national forest campsites and them having, certain comforts. Now I would like to talk about primitive camping.    I myself love to go camping way out in the woods. Getting away from all the fast pace and loud noise in the city. Just the  appeal of spending time in nature, there are plenty of options on how one can do so. Camping, hiking and backpacking are some. Are you one of those campers  that like to go outdoors to take a break from their daily routines and modern civilization and to beat stress.    Traditional (or primitive) camping or camping without electricity, is a great way to get off the grid or unplug from that crazy life. I find that it helps me connect with myself and nature more, giving me a more fulfilling experience. Where I can relax and feel more independence.        Here are some essential tips on how to camp without e

  Camping is a fun recreational activity that allows you to enjoy the outdoors, by yourself, or with friends, or with your family. Being surrounded by all that Mother Nature has to offer. People go camping in a forest, national park, in the woods, near a river or lake, and can stay there for one or more nights. There are private campgrounds as well that are privately owned by people who encourage campers to come and enjoy the nature with them. Camping trips can be fun when organized properly.    Depending on where you go to camp, can dictate on what you need and bring for the trip. Here is a list of some items that can be brought.  Enamel or heat-resistant plates and cups that can be used to heat food and water./ or a mess kit. Food for breakfast, lunch and dinner to last as long as your trip. Also carry extra food like snack bars for safety sake. First aid kit with all the necessary medication and bandages. Tent for you to stay into. Sleeping bags to sleep and rest in. Go with a