Sharing the love of hiking, backpacking, overlanding, wilderness survival and travel.
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05/31/2026
When in Branson, Missouri check out the Retro Mania and have lunch in the New Wave Cafe. You’ll step back in time while playing FREE video games after touring the haunted house or mini golf course. Don’t forget to do the escape room. You’ll have access till 10 pm at night, you can leave and come back as many times as you want during the day.
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05/26/2026
Clean Title
Ready to go
Located in Kansas
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05/18/2026
You got this! May your weekend be full of dreams.
Thanks to Taruca, Gobi Racks, and High Country Performance 4x4 my weekend vibes are lit!
05/11/2026
You can find many of these items in my bio in my link tree.
Camp bug powder that I sprinkle around the perimeter of my camp…
In non bear country-
Pepper flakes, garlic powder, onion powder
In bear country:
Caspian pepper only
In a dry climate, your body loses water much faster than in cooler or more humid environments, so packing enough water is critical. A good rule of thumb:
• Baseline: 🥤 0.5–1 liter per hour of hiking (about 2–4 cups).
• Hot/dry conditions: 🔥 Bump this up to 1 liter per hour.
• All-day hikes: Plan for 3–4 liters (3–8 lbs of water) depending on mileage, elevation, and heat.
• Backup: Always carry a water filter, purification tablets, or know water sources on your trail map in case you run low.
👉 Pro Tip: Electrolyte packets (like Nuun, Liquid I.V., or even a pinch of salt + sugar) help replace what you lose through sweat, keeping you from getting dehydrated.