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Time to Get Back in the Woods

Posted on September 24, 2013 by Kudzu
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It feels as though it’s been a very long time since I stepped foot on the trail. This past weekend I managed to get a small taste and this coming weekend I’ll be diving headfirst back into the fray as … Continue reading →

Posted in first-aid | Tagged cpr, first aid, nols, nwr, st marks, wfa, wmi | Leave a reply

FTA Annual Conference

Posted on March 18, 2013 by Kudzu
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While many of you were celebrating the luck of the Irish, others were gathered in Micanopy, FL just outside of Gainesville at the YMCA’s Camp McConnell for the Annual Conference of the Florida Trail Association. The event was scheduled from … Continue reading →

Posted in fta | Tagged conference, education, hammock, presentation | 2 Replies

Another Hammock Presentation

Posted on March 13, 2013 by Kudzu
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I’m sitting here at lunch working on tweaks for my next hammock presentation. This weekend I’ll be speaking at the Florida Trail Association’s Annual Conference at Camp McConnell near Micanopy, FL. I’m looking forward to the opportunity to engage some … Continue reading →

Posted in education | Tagged conference, florida trail, fta, hammock, presentation | 2 Replies

Trail Training

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Kudzu
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One thing I have been envious of our Georgia neighbors is their availability of quality trails education. It seems that every time I turn around I’m seeing something about a new series of courses geared towards training the layman in … Continue reading →

Posted in education | Tagged construction, design, layout, tools, training | 2 Replies

@REIJacksonville

Posted on February 28, 2013 by Kudzu
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It’s finally a reality. Tomorrow morning marks the beginning of a new era in Jacksonville and NE Florida. The first REI in the state of Florida opens at 8 am. It’s been a long time coming and the outdoor giant … Continue reading →

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3rd Annual Florida Hammock Hang

Posted on January 21, 2013 by Kudzu
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Another year has come and gone and with the change comes our annual Florida hang. We gathered once again at Buck Lake in the Ocala National Forest taking advantage of the MLK holiday weekend. I can’t help but think that … Continue reading →

Posted in fl-hang | Tagged biolite, florida hang, hang, underground quilts | Leave a reply

Stocking the Gear Closet

Posted on December 29, 2012 by Kudzu
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It’s been a busy month acquiring new gear to test for the upcoming season. As I wrote earlier I recently picked up a Lite Owl hammock from Wilderness Logics. Well, a deal came up that was too hard for me … Continue reading →

Posted in Gear | Tagged burrow, hammock, hammockgear, insulation, packafeather, snipe, stove, top quilt | Leave a reply

Cary State Forest

Posted on December 8, 2012 by Kudzu
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My buddy and I were itching to get away even if only for an overnighter. Unfortunately the other guys had to bail so we headed out on our own. We got a late start since I had a prior engagement … Continue reading →

Posted in Jacksonville | Tagged bryceville, cary state forest | Leave a reply

Did Somebody Say Christmas?

Posted on December 2, 2012 by Kudzu
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It seems that another year has flown by at an alarming rate. Here we sit already in December with the holidays looming right around the next bend. This weekend was the annual Trailblazer’s Christmas Campout. We held the event at … Continue reading →

Posted in special | Tagged christmas, hammock, lite owl, ocean pond, olustee, trailblazers, wilderness logics | Leave a reply

Way Down the Suwannee River

Posted on November 15, 2012 by Kudzu
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This past weekend I pulled the trail crew together and we headed west to the Suwannee River for some more pre-season maintenance. We used the Bell Springs trailhead as our starting point for both days. Saturday was our long day … Continue reading →

Posted in Trail Maintenance | Tagged bell springs, big shoals, little shoals, srwmd, suwannee, white springs | Leave a reply

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