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Pancakes. It’s What’s For Breakfast.

Posted on August 1, 2015 by Kudzu
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Too many times, ok, darned near every time I hit the trail or otherwise head into the woods the breakfast du jour is oatmeal. You see, though, I don’t really like oatmeal that much. It’s just easy to dump some … Continue reading →

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Have Map, Will Travel

Posted on July 27, 2015 by Kudzu
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Woohoo! My custom mytopo.com map arrived in the mail today! I really like the quality. I’m also really glad that I opted for the folded map instead of rolled. I wrestled with the decision since I’m used to the USGS … Continue reading →

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Now We’re Cooking With Gas

Posted on July 26, 2015 by Kudzu
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As much of a backcountry stove aficionado that I am, I’m remorseful that my MSR Whisperlite International hasn’t seen any actual trail use. I picked it up for it’s ability to burn multiple fuels when I was still using canister … Continue reading →

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A-Rucking We Will Go

Posted on July 25, 2015 by Kudzu
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Those of you that know me know that I couldn’t be further from the fitness spectrum. In fact, I’m like Pluto if fitness is Earth. I hate working out and always have. I keep thinking that’ll change and I keep … Continue reading →

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Christmas in July

Posted on July 24, 2015 by Kudzu
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Well, well, well. What a day. I got home today and there were several beautiful packages waiting for me. Things are really coming together nicely for the trip.

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The End is Near

Posted on July 23, 2015 by Kudzu
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Well, at least the end of the preparations for the Idaho trip. Unfortunately our great leader has a ruptured disk and won’t be able to make the full trip. He and his buddy (we all have a buddy) will stay … Continue reading →

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Idaho Bound

Posted on June 27, 2015 by Kudzu
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Wow. Has it really been almost a year and a half since I had anything to say? That’s just downright pathetic. And depressing. 🙁 I hope to make it up soon, though. In just a few short weeks I’ll be … Continue reading →

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An Axe to Grind

Posted on February 18, 2014 by Kudzu
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During my chainsaw recert I felt the re-kindling of the desire to have a nice axe. I have several already but they’re all your run-of-the-mill big box store-type axe. Last year I started thinking about more of an heirloom axe. … Continue reading →

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Chainsaw Certification

Posted on February 13, 2014 by Kudzu
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Ok, I’ve added a new page to review my USFS sawyer certification. Check it out!

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Where Does the Time Go?

Posted on February 13, 2014 by Kudzu
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I can’t believe that my last post was September of last year. I guess I got so caught up in trail maintenance and the holidays that I really let things slip. I wish I could say I’ve been out on … Continue reading →

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