Clyde's Outpost
Top 10 Places I Recommend Visiting This Summer
Summer is right around the corner and it’s time for me to pack my bags and see some sights. Though I do like to mix it up, there are a few places that I come back to time and time again. And, since I don’t believe in gate-keeping nature, I’m here to share this list with you, so you can go out and enjoy your summer, ‘squatch style.
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10 Summer Camping Essentials
Camping in the summer can provide some of the most beautiful scenery and landscape, but the weather can be a burden. The heat, bugs, and dryness can put a damper in your plans if you don’t prepare. Here are 10 summer camping essentials that can help improve your experience and equip you for the sun and heat.
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What Power Station is Right for Me?
A power station is a great option to have when you need mobile power. From outdoor recreational uses, to powering small homes and trailers, remote job sites, and even in emergency situations, having a mobile power solution means the electrical appliances you need or want to use will continue to work, regardless of the setting. Though having a portable power station doesn’t have to be an expensive purchase, buying a quality, reliable solution can be a worthwhile investment.
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What to Pack in Your First Aid Kit
Just like a spare tire, extra charging cable for your phone, and even an umbrella, having a first aid kit is an item that is far better to have and not need, than to need and not have. Even if it’s just for a minor scrape or cut, having something handy to clean and protect a wound, or even make you feel a little bit more comfortable makes a difference.
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How to Start a Campfire: A Step-By-Step Guide to Building a Campfire Safely and Responsibly
Ever wanted to share your legendary tales around a campfire? Building a safe campfire involves several key steps, starting with checking regulations and choosing a suitable location away from flammable materials. Gathering tinder, kindling, and firewood is essential. Once lit, the fire must be constantly monitored and completely extinguished with water or dirt before leaving the campsite. Safe adventures!
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Taking Necessary Safety Precautions for Camping
A sasquatch never leaves his cave unprepared! Prior to a camping trip, I check the weather, pack essential gear, and inform someone of my itinerary. Upon arrival, I assess the campsite for hazards like poisonous plants, dangerous terrain, and safe fire pit usage. Safe squatching adventurer!
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How to Spot a Sasquatch
“Squatching” is the act of tracking and looking for Sasquatch. Tyler Bounds, who is a self-proclaimed Bigfoot expert, describes it as camping with a purpose. “You go out and you pitch your tent, you do your thing, but now you’re paying attention to other things besides what you usually pay attention to.”
Not only is it about spotting a Sasquatch, it is about the journey it takes you on.
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The Benefits of Camping: Reconnecting with Nature
In today’s fast-paced world, everyday life can become extremely overwhelming. A classic remedy that has been around since long before my friend Clyde’s first sighting is being out in nature. Research suggests that being in the great outdoors can help immensely with your mental health. What better way to reconnect with nature than camping?
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Clyde's Ultimate Guide to Camping Essentials
As a creature that lives in nature, I know my fair share about outdoor essentials. I’ve seen people have to sleep out on the cold, hard floor after forgetting their sleeping bag; turn red as a tomato because they left the sunscreen at home; or eat with their hands because someone forgot to pack the forks. I’m here to help you prepare for your next adventure with my ultimate guide to camping essentials!
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