If you’re out in the woods by yourself, chances are you’re not alone. Those who want to know what else might be sharing space with them in the wilds can learn a few animal-tracking basics. G... Read more
Even on the hottest of days, cooking an egg on the sidewalk is unlikely to result in something that’s safe for consumption. But that doesn’t mean your summer has to be devoid of sun-cooked e... Read more
They might not deter criminals or zombies, but marshmallow guns are certainly adept at scaring away summer boredom. With less than $5, you can acquire everything you need for one gun and a w... Read more
Sure, eating a watermelon is good summer fun, but if that’s where the fun ends it’s probably only because you don’t have a catapult on hand. The obvious remedy for such a situation is to bui... Read more
Here’s a challenge that could consume all your summer days and nights – hunt for Bigfoot. The Northwest is thick with Bigfoot tales dating back before Europeans arrived. The Nez Perce... Read more
If ordinary camping is too primitive and dull for your personal tastes, then glamping — “glamorous camping” — may be the solution. While “glamped-up” vintage trailers are the mos... Read more
If laying in a backyard hammock is summer laziness at its finest, then surely making your own justifies its use. Hammocks come in a number of materials, so select your hammock style based on... Read more
Ever wonder if you have what it takes to join the circus? Slacklining might be one way to find out. Slacklining is a relatively new sport that has risen in popularity in recent years. It is... Read more
A lemonade stand represents summer idealism at its finest; a business venture built on slower-paced life, neighborly trust and the kindness of strangers. And that’s why we dare you to give i... Read more
Before you jump into summer think about how you could make it even better — by ditching digital technology. The truth is many of us spend vast amounts of time using it to do nothing. W... Read more