"Is Spending Time Outdoors Your
Idea Of
How To Relax?
Does Your
Mind Fill With Thoughts Of Drifting Lazily Down A Stream In A Kayak Or
Canoe (Or Shooting A Brisk Rapid, Navigating Through The Rocks Like
Threading A Needle)?
Do You Spend Your Free Time
Fishing Or
Camping?”
Maybe
You Prefer Strapping On The Scuba Diving Gear And Floating Over A Reef
-- Watching A Clown Fish At Play?
Helping You Enjoy Those Outdoor
Activities Is The Reason I founded Free Spirit Enterprises.
From informational books, articles, and
reports
to equipment that makes your recreational experiences more enjoyable,
to
tools that help you earn a little extra spending money...So you can get
away to play more often.
Dear Outdoor Lover,
If you spend your free time in the water, on the
water, under the water…in the woods and/or at the
campgrounds...you might just find information on this website that
interests you..
Here's why:
As
you browse this page, you'll find links to stories and reports about my
outdoor activities, reviews about products that I test that
help make your
visit to nature more comfortable (and more interesting), and helpful
hints to make your play time more relaxing and fun.
Just because we sometimes take pleasure in
"roughing it" doesn't mean we always have to settle for "toughing it."
Sure, you go outdoors to get away from the stresses
of your working life, but you want to enjoy that outdoor experience --
don't you?
Do
you like to camp? I started the same way most of us start, camping in
tents (at times I just spread a sleeping bag or a blanket on the ground
and slept with the stars as my roof). Some of us
enjoy rough camping so much that we never consider doing it any other
way. Today I prefer traveling in my recreational vehicle, but I still
pitch the tent on sandbars when I kayak down a river or stream for a 3-
to 5-day adventure.
If you're happier in the water, look for a
link to my aqua-related pursuits. When I’m not
camping, my get-a-ways usually involve water activities like the
kayaking I mentioned.
Strapping
a scuba tank on my back gives me my most in-water fun times now, but I
own fond memories of diving boards, body surfing and
snorkeling. (Some
of my scuba trips even blend camping and fishing into the event for
added pleasure. And my camping trips usually include some sort of water
pleasure.)
If
you're a diver too,
read my articles on underwater adventures.
Do you love floating a stream, exploring a
lake, paddling on the ocean, or fishing? You'll find kayak & canoe information on my camping website. I still
pitch the tent on my favorite kayak trips, when I spend days on the
creek or a lake, well away from any motor vehicle access.
A week floating down a stream or exploring the
boundary waters between the USA and Canada, stopping each night on a
sandbar or an island along the way. I love those special places you
can’t get to without a paddle.
Perhaps my experience at packing a week’s
worth of equipment (and those pieces of equipment that help me do it)
into a one-person kayak will interest you.
Lounging
around the campfire I often play with radio control toys. I enjoy
challenging myself to dream up different layouts, and testing my
driving skills with difficult obstacle courses.
If
creating RC scenarios, such as monster truck rally courses, small towns
and big cities, or race tracks, sounds like fun my radio control
websites might interest you. Click on these links for more information
on remote control trucks, remote
control cars, remote
control airplanes and helicopters, RC
construction toys, and remote
control boats. And you can also find a variety of all types of RC models at Radio Control Toys.
If you take your home on wheels with you when
you go…there's an RV Living section on the http://your-camping-life.com site for you. There
I provide information, and tools, that makes your home-away-from-home
experience more fun.
I find contentment when I tent camp, I always have,
but when I have the option I take off in the "Indomitable Spirit."
You'll find a picture of her on my RV Living page.
Traveling in the RV not only increases my comfort,
and comfort gets more important to me every year, but also gives me
more time to appreciate my environment. (It doesn’t take me
as long to set up the RV as it does the tent.) I just park, plug in,
and take off exploring.
Whatever method you use to get your open-air
pleasure I hope you’ll find some things to help you at my
different websites.
I author many of the articles myself. Some items on
the individual websites are common to the
other outdoor sites. Occasionally I find
items we rarely use or see in the natural environment.
I found this stuff gives more pleasure and ease to
my out-of-doors life.
Go check out those sites that you find interesting,
maybe you’ll find something that strikes you with one of
those AHA! moments -- brings on those “Wow, isn’t
that special?” thoughts.
And if
you have ideas about things I can add to my collection of tools for
intensifying our love of nature, leave me a comment at my
contact page, and I’ll give it my personal
attention.
(If
you don't see a link here for a subject area you want to look at the
site is still under construction, and I apologise. Keep checking back.
I'll have it up in the near future.)
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