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Fab Food Friday Fotos: Memorial Day Edibles, Such As Grilled Ribs, Lemon-Lime Poppyseed Baby Cakes, Pulled BBQ Beef, Peach Shortcake, Creamy Chicken Taquitos, Banana Cinnamon Rolls, Greek Salad Pita, Piccata-Style Chicken & Rice, Vegan Flautas, Watermelon Rind Chutney, & More
Posted By Vicki McClure Davidson on May 23, 2014
"As America celebrates Memorial Day, we pay tribute to those who have given their lives in our nation's wars."
~ Former U.S. Secretary of the Army John M. McHugh
God bless our troops who, from the Revolutionary War to the present, have made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation, those who have given their lives, or were ready to give their lives, to protect our freedoms and the freedoms of other nations. As I've written before, we must never take for granted the freedoms we have in America. Men and women for the past two-hundred-plus years have given their blood and breath to keep America protected, to keep us free. Without these courageous troops' willingness and deep sense of duty to make the ultimate sacrifice, our nation and many others would be in the stranglehold of ruthless dictators, tyrants, or drug lords, as other nations have been and currently are.
We must never forget those who have given us so much. We must faithfully pay tribute to them — not just once a year, but every day.
America is on the cusp of the Memorial Day weekend, and in addition to honoring our fallen heroes, millions will join with families and friends in celebration. If you're one of the lucky folks out there who has time off from work and is having/attending a pool party, picnic, or gathering with family and friends, or just hanging out at the house, many culinary offerings in today's collection of fabulous food recipes will be perfect to make for an almost-summer meal, dessert, or snack. For those who have to work during this Memorial Day weekend, many of these recipes are quick and easy to make year 'round.
When they're available, recipes and recipe links will accompany select "Fab Food Friday Fotos," with a guarantee that at least one frugal-minded recipe will always be included.
Succulent ribs for Memorial Day feasting? You betcha…
Posted earlier this week, chef/food guru Mark Bittman at the New York Times wrote an informative piece detailing three ways to cook ribs: braise them, grill them, or smoke them. Check it out for his recipes and prep tips. Introduction:
You cannot argue that ribs are seasonal. If you're a fan, you want them as badly in January as you do right now. In fact, regardless of when "now" is, it's as good a time to be cooking ribs as any, because ribs are equally good when prepared using almost any method of cooking. If there is a revelation to be found here, it is in the lightest and probably easiest recipe: ribs braised with anchovies and white wine — a dish in which the ribs can be eaten neatly, with knife and fork (and the sauce used to dress pasta or rice, or as a bread-soaker).
But there is a range of options. The standard, most straightforward method is two-step grilling with little more than salt and pepper — I offer more elaborate, though hardly difficult, variations. The most complicated recipe, which uses two cooking methods, is also by far the most time-consuming, but could be the most rewarding, at least for classicists. You smoke the ribs over indirect heat with sage and ginger (or other spices; see the variations). This can be done in advance, and it can be done simultaneously with direct-grilling something else, or even as the heat is dying down from a big fire.
Brief salad description from photographer/cook Alexa Clark:
I don't usually do these quickie recipe posts, but this is such a great lunch, it seemed a shame not to share it. Traditionally, this would be served on a bed of lettuce, but I prefer it as a salad or rolled in lettuce leaves as a lettuce wrap.
Her recipe is posted at Unsweetened.ca.
Check out Meal Makeover Moms for more instructional photos and the recipe for these heavenly pavlovas.
Photographer Ralph Daily wrote the following:
Peach shortcake on Memorial Day at the Peach Park in Clanton, Alabama. The peach shortcake has peach ice cream locally made, fresh Clanton peaches, sour cream pound cake, and is topped with whipped cream. We love the Peach Park!
No peach shortcake recipe was included, but you can peruse these sites for some wonderful recipes: Sweet Pea's Kitchen, The Law Student's Wife, Women Working, About.com's Southern Food, The Barefoot Cook (this recipe is made with gluten-free almond flour), and Tasty Kitchen.
Here's the intro to photographer/blogger Windell Oskay's Five-Minute BBQ Project — click here to read the rest on his blog Evil Mad Scientist:
Cooking hot dogs (and similarly shaped things) on the backyard grill is one of those classic American summer traditions. One of the weaker parts of this scheme is preparing the hot dog buns. I happen to like mine toasty and warm and crunchy, and without the hinges broken! Not everyone likes grilled buns, but for those of us who do, this is a legitimate concern. Folding buns wide or flat to grill them seems to universally weaken the hinges to the point that they are prone to break upon introduction of a sausage, particularly if there are condiments involved.
Photographer ulterior epicure wrote this about the pickled herring:
Very clean-tasting. I especially liked the pickled cucumbers and onions in the mix. The pickling liquid was a tad sweeter than I usually like. The fish itself was fantastic – the flesh was nice and sturdy and had a nice chew.
Zowie, these chocolate lollipops look fabulous! This intro and the recipe are available at MadlyInLoveWithLife:
These tasty chocolate lollipops couldn't be easier to make. All you need is 16 ounces of an excellent quality chocolate, about a 1/2 cup (each) of two kinds of garnish of your choice and a playful spirit. They are especially fun to make with kids, small or big!
I like to use a combination of semi-sweet dark chocolate and milk chocolate for my lollipops, but you can use any chocolate you prefer: bitter-sweet, semi-sweet, milk chocolate (or any combination thereof) or even white chocolate. Dried fruit and toasted nuts make excellent topping choices, but go wild with any toppings you'd like. The only goal here is to have fun with it. Also, it doesn't hurt to get a lot of chocolate on your fingers as you clean up, just so you have to lick them.
Photographer/cook Don't Lose Your Lunch used Joanna Vaught's fabulous vegan cookbook, Yellow Rose Recipes: Over 120 Quick and Delicious Vegan Creations with Kick, to make these gorgeous flautas. Clicking the link above will take you to Amazon for a description and to purchase the cookbook, if you desire. Cookbook summary:
Over 120 delicious full-color vegan recipes straight from the heart of Texas, via Portland, Oregon. Yellow Rose Recipes is for cooks who want big flavor without the hard-to-find ingredients they'll only use once. Even your most ardent meat-eating friends will love these hearty, comforting dishes. And those already enamored with vegan cooking will find this book sauce-stained and dog-eared in no time.
Bioversity International provided this info about quinoa:
Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) – Neglected and Underutilized species
Quinoa has been cultivated for 7,000 years. Called the "mother grain" by the ancient Incas, it sustained their population until the Spanish conquerors arrived in 1532 and replaced their cultivations with wheat and barley. Today, the scientific recognition that quinoa has a protein level equal, if not superior, to powdered milk, plus a high calcium content, it is returning to "mother grain" status in some parts of the Andes.
"Neglected no more", an IFAD funded Bioversity project designed to bring neglected crops such as quinoa back into the daily lives of the rural poor, has been crucial in helping these farmers return to their traditional crops by working with them to determine which varieties work best and introducing them to better production methods.
Bento description is posted in English and German at Bohnenhase.
Photographer/cook Dennis Wilkinson provided the recipe for these lovely little bundt cakes:
Lemon-Lime Poppyseed Baby Cakes
I've held off baking for the last few weeks, partly because I've had other things to do on the weekend and partly because I was trying to recover from a March and April where I went through nearly 10 pounds of butter. But, after spotting the set of mini bundt pans I grabbed on a whim several months ago and still hadn't used, back to the kitchen I went.
Consulting my copy of Michael Ruhlman's Ratio once more, starting with the 1 part flour : 1 part fat : 1 part egg : 1 part sugar sponge-cake ratio, this is what I came up with. While most of these will serve as dessert tomorrow evening, I shared one with the kids tonight after dinner: the soaking in the ginger-lime syrup and the butter-olive oil blend make for a moist, tender cake, with the sweetness nicely offset by the acid from the lemons and limes.
* 2 lemons
* 2 limes
* 3 large eggs, plus 1 egg yolk
* 6 oz. sugar
* 3/4 tsp. salt
* 1 tsp. vanilla
* 4 oz. (1 stick) unsalted butter
* 2 oz. olive oil
* 6 oz. all-purpose flour
* 1/2 oz. poppy seeds
* 1 tsp. baking powder
* 1/2 tsp. ground cardamom
* 5 oz. Fiona's Fancy Ginger-Lime Syrup
* Confectioners sugarPreheat your oven to 350°F. Set a pan of water large enough to hold the bottom of your mixer bowl to simmer on the stovetop.
Start by zesting the lemons and limes, then juice them. Combine the lemon and lime juices and set aside. You should have about 1/3 c. of juice, total.
Melt the butter and combine with the oil, set aside to cool.
In your mixer bowl, combine the eggs, sugar, salt, vanilla, and 2 tbl. of the lemon-lime juice. Set over the simmering water and whisk until the mixture is body temperature and the sugar begins to dissolve, a minute or so. Remove from the heat, and beat at high speed with the whisk attachment of your mixer until light and tripled in volume, 4 or 5 minutes or so.
Sift together the flour, cardamom, baking powder, and poppy seeds. Fold the dry ingredients into the egg mixture just until no dry streaks remain, then fold in the butter and oil mixture until combined.
Portion equally into six mini-bundt pans sprayed with cooking oil. Bake for 20-22 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean, then remove from the oven and cool for 2-3 minutes.
Combine 1 oz. of the reserved lemon-lime juice with 5 oz. of the ginger-lime syrup to thin it a bit.
Carefully, check to be sure that the cakes release from their pans, but don't remove them yet. Poke the bottom of the cakes several times with a skewer or toothpick, then carefully add 1 oz. of the thinned syrup to each one to soak it (add in small increments, and give the cakes time to absorb the syrup.) Allow to cool completely, then remove from the cake pans.
You should still have about an ounce of the lemon-lime juice left. Add enough confectioners sugar to this to make a thick glaze that will run slowly off of a spoon. Spoon the glaze over the top of each cake, allowing it to run down the sides. The glaze will set up fairly quickly, after which you can serve the cakes.
(If you don't want to go through the trouble of making up the ginger-lime syrup, a simple syrup thinned with the lemon and lime juice should substitute reasonably well, but I'd consider adding 1 tbl. of grated fresh ginger to the cake batter.)
Summary from photographer Jim:
These coconuts are husked and ready to be used for cooking. I like the preparation made in bundling them with a traditional rope, maybe of coconut fiber and decorated with a croton leaf. This was taken at the Port Vila market. They're sprouting and good for planting or snacking. The inside kind of like cotton candy, but not pliable. In Bislama they call it 'navara'.
Tasty, nutritious, and frugal, you should consider collecting watermelon rinds, if you haven't already and give this unusual chutney recipe a try. Waste not, want not, after all! Photographer/cook Jean-François Chénier provided some info and a recipe link below for making watermelon rind chutney:
Most people throw this part away, but it is actually a pretty versatile food. Watermelon rinds can be juiced, used in jams or even made into pickles. I've posted a few ideas and a recipe for watermelon rind chutney on my blog, 222 Million Tons.
From photographer/cook and food blogger Corey Seeman, "Adapted from a recipe in Prevention's quick and healthy low-fat cooking : featuring cuisines from the Mediterranean (1993) by Jean Rogers. The original recipe is on page 161. This was simply fantastic!"
Corey's chicken dish recipe is posted on her Cooking with Corey blog.
The recipe is posted at Dishing Up Delights, and photographer/food blogger/cook esimpraim wrote this brief summary about her refreshing and frugal spicy green beans and tomatoes dish:
I'm always looking for new ways to enjoy the bounty of each season, so when this recipe arrived in my inbox courtesy of Serious Eats, I quickly ran out and picked the best green beans I could find. I detest soggy vegetables, so this is right up my alley. The green beans stay crisp and firm after a very quick blanch and ice bath and pair well with juicy tomatoes and crunchy almonds. The spices give this a warm gentle heat and make what could easily be a ho hum dish, something extraordinary. Plus, it's really beautiful to look at and as they say, we eat with our eyes first, right?
A meat lover's dream… photographer/cook Yosef Silver used this kosher BBQ beef recipe posted at This American Bite.
Fast and easy, photographer/cook Rakka used this summery Epicurious Greek salad pita recipe — BTW, "pita" is sometimes spelled "pitta."
Photographer/cook Kari used this AllRecipes recipe and wrote, "It was gooooooood. I added scallions instead of chives, because I like scallions better. And make sure you add the egg AFTER the cornstarch; otherwise, the eggs get puffy and gross."
Photographer/cook Iris used this Real Mom Kitchen recipe — here's the opening paragraph:
In my quest to discover new recipe to use over ripe bananas in, I found one that used them in a dough for cinnamon rolls. My kids love cinnamon rolls and I love the idea of the added nutrition of banana in the dough. The other bonus of this recipe is it doesn't use yeast in the dough, it uses baking soda and baking powder. So these babies are ready in under an hour.
From photographer Larry's description, you should be able to "MacGyver" this dirt cake icebox dessert that kids of all ages will adore:
Dirt Cake Ice Box Dessert Shot from Vanilla Bake Shop
A mini version of their large ice box dessert that comes packaged in an old-fashioned mason jar. Layers of bittersweet Callebaut chocolate mousse, crushed dark chocolate crumbles, and sweetened fresh whip cream, blended with crushed Madagascar Bourbon vanilla beans.
Photographer/cook and webmistress Emily Hill has posted the recipe for these wonderful taquitos on Is This Really My Life?, and declared, "Holy cow, these chicken taquitos were yummy. And easy. Oh, and yummy. (Wait, did I already say they were yummy?)"
Photographer/cook Danube66 provided the recipe for this lemon pistachio bread:
Lemon Pistachio Bread Recipe
* 1 C. all-purpose flour
* 3/4 C. whole wheat flour
* 1/2 C. sugar
* 1/4 C. Splenda
* 2 tsp. baking powder
* 1/4 tsp. salt
* 1 C. skim milk
* 1 beaten egg
* 1/4 C. cooking oil
* 2 tsp. finely shredded lemon peel
* 1 tbsp. lemon juice
* 1/2 chopped pistachio nuts
* 2 tbsp. lemon juice
* 1 tbsp. SplendaPreheat oven to 350 F. Grease an 8 x 4 x 2-inch loaf pan. In a medium bowl, stir together flour, sugar, 1/4 C. Splenda, baking powder, and salt. Make a well in the center, set aside.
In another bowl mix milk, egg, oil, lemon peel, and 1 tbsp. juice. Add wet mixture to flour mixture. Stir just until moistened, fold in nuts.
Transfer batter to loaf pan, bake for 50-55 minutes. Stir together 1 tbsp Splenda and 2 tbsp. juice in a small bowl. While bread is still in the pan, brush with Splenda/juice mixture. Cool 10 minutes, remove from pan and cool on wire rack.
Food photos selected and posted are credited and have Creative Commons-licensed content with some rights reserved for noncommercial purposes, unless otherwise noted.
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On Do you drink Kansas wine?
CLARKKENT 4 years, 6 months ago
No, never found any I could drink. AS was stated above, they still have a way to go.
JackMcKee 4 years, 6 months ago
Their Cynthiana is great. I'm not sure how much of it actually comes from grapes grown in Kansas, though.
Terry Sexton 4 years, 6 months ago
Davenport makes good wine. I'm gonna try their beaujolais this November.
whatever95 4 years, 6 months ago
Jowler Creek is close by and their wines have won several medals. Free tastings, too!
riverdrifter 4 years, 6 months ago
Can't remember the name but there was a good Kansas wine a few years ago. Then they quit making it. So, no Kansas wine for me currently. California, French and Spanish wines fill the bill.
Fossick 4 years, 6 months ago
I buy and drink wines from whatever state I happen to be in. Sure Cali is best and others are various shades of not-as-good, but the only state's wine I've found to be absolutely undrinkable was North Carolina. NC wines make Kansas taste like Beaujolais.
JackMcKee 4 years, 6 months ago
The only wines Kansas really does well are sweet wines, so really it's all pretty much Boone's.
FlintHawk 4 years, 6 months ago
Wasn't there an article in the paper a few days ago that Kansas wines aren't made from "Kansas grapes," which may be an oxymoron? I'm curious: How many states that are making and marketing wine use homegrown grapes?
As for my personal preference, I've never tried Kansas wine. I'm not a legitimate wine drinker, but when necessary, I've found Australian wines to be remarkably tasty and less expensive than European or California wines.
Maybe the administration could focus its eco devo efforts on helping Kansas winemakers rather than tourism. ; }
Mandy22777 4 years, 6 months ago
There are several wineries in the northeast part of Kansas that ARE growing grapes, in fact most of theses wineries are 100% estate. I agree that the law that lowered the standard creates a oxymoron for Kansas wine, fortunatly most of these estate wineries fought in oppostion. Unfortunatly they were not able to win. So your job as a consumer would be to stay informed, ask questions and support REAL local!
Adrian Turner 4 years, 6 months ago
The Charlottes Red at Davenport is a great wine. So there, all you wine fooo fooos!!!!!!!!
riverdrifter 4 years, 6 months ago
This is a great blended Cal. wine. The first batch I bought was #44 and it stands the test of time. $12 wine, tastes like $30 stuff.
riverdrifter 4 years, 6 months ago
BTW, excellent with game like ducks, venison, pheasant, doves and also beef.
Mandy22777 4 years, 6 months ago
It seems that Kansas wines are being painted with a broad brush of negitivity. There are several wineries in the Northeast part of Kansas that are not only growing Kansas grapes but are making excellent wines and have achived a numorious amonts of international awards to prove it. Most of these wineries offer both Dry and Sweet selections to please even the most diserning palate. So to say the Kansas only makes sweet wine is unfair and not true. All wineries in the state offer free samples so I encourage you to visit them, try and enjoy. These are local farmers who put passion in their work and in the wine.
Mandy22777 4 years, 6 months ago
To my knowledge, none of these wineries even offer Elderberry.
Rick Hird 4 years, 6 months ago
Kansas wineries are producing some excellent wines, with selections of dry, medium or sweet to fit anyone's taste. I know that BlueJacket Crossing Winery, Davenport's Winery, Kugler's Winery, Holyfield Winery and Sommerset Ridge Winery all make wonerful wines from Kansas grapes, in most cases from grapes grown in vineyards planted on their property (estate grown). If you want a nice fruity, dry red wine, try a Kansas Norton (a/k/a Cynthiana), or a Chambourcin as an alternative to another boring Merlot. Instead of a Chardonnay, try a Kansas Tramminette or a Seyval. Of course the quality of Kansas wines varies, but that's part of the fun of visiting wineries - to see whether you like their wines. Samples are free and there are some outstanding, award winning wines to sample. You would be surprised at how well Kansas wines have done in various wine competitions all over the country. Kansas is actually perflectly suited to growing grapes and I'm impressed with some of the wines I've tasted.
riverdrifter 4 years, 6 months ago
I'm a neophite at wine and bow to your comments. I'll give the Kansas Norton a shot. To me, wine is like music: I know little about it but I know what I like. Thanks.
Gotoit 4 years, 6 months ago
I really like some of the Kansas wines. They often fall into the mix as I go through wines from many states and countries. I am not a fan of sweet wines, and that is not at all a problem with Kansas wines. There are plenty that are dry. If you haven't found any Kansas wine that you like yet, I suggest BlueJacket and especially, my favorite, Holyfield. Holyfield creates a Cynthiana that is incredible.
Patricia Davis 4 years, 6 months ago
OK Native 72, you present a valid case. I'll try (again) some Kansas wines. Have to agree with others above all that I've tasted have been way too sweet. Where do I buy the Kansas Norton?
Mandy22777 4 years, 6 months ago
The Wine Cellar in Lawrence at 25th & Iowa also carries Kansas wine. Norton is also known as Cynthiana so look for both names.
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IFAN Museum of African Arts
This article may be expanded with text translated from the corresponding article in French. (January 2011) Click [show] for important translation instructions.
Established | 1938 |
Location | Place Soweto, Plateau, Dakar, Senegal |
Coordinates | 14°39′48″N 17°26′17″W / 14.663307°N 17.438065°W |
Type | Art, Culture |
Public transit access | Busses: n°8, 7, 12, 13, 9, 6, 5, 15, 16, 23, 5. Direction "Cap Manuel" |
Website | http://ifan.ucad.sn/ |
The Musée de l'Institut Fondamental d'Afrique Noire or IFAN Museum of African Arts in Dakar, Senegal is one of the oldest art museums in West Africa. It was promoted by Léopold Senghor, the country's first President. In December 2007, its official title was changed to The Théodore Monod African Art Museum ("Musée Théodore Monod d'Art africain"), after the French naturalist Théodore André Monod, former director of IFAN.[1] Previously its official name had been "Le Musée d'Art africain de l'Institut fondamental d'Afrique noire Cheikh Anta Diop IFAN/CAD".
The museum is part of the Institut Fondamental d'Afrique Noire (IFAN) institute, founded 1936 under the Popular Front government in France. When IFAN was transferred to Cheikh Anta Diop University in 1960, the building at Place Soweto near the National Assembly of Senegal was converted into a museum. It is today one of the most prestigious centers for the study of African culture and part of the Cheikh Anta Diop University. As the main cultural research center of the colonies of French West Africa, it contains important collections from across Francophone Africa.
The museum is one of the regular locations used in the Dakar Biennale exhibition, showing art by contemporary African and diaspora artists.[2][3]
- ^ Le musée de l'IFAN change de dénomination, ausenegal.com.
- ^ Assembling Africa — Dak'art 96 biennial art festival, various artists, various venues, Dakar, Senegal, in Art in America, May 1997 accessed at [1] March 2, 2007
- ^ Dak'Art 2006: positions and perspectives, in African Arts, Winter 2006 accessed at [2] March 2, 2007
DAK'ART 2006 - Yacouba Konaté, Commissaire général de la Biennale de l'art africain contemporain : « L'art numérique n'est pas décalé, mais le public a le droit d'être un peu surpris », Babacar DIOP : Le Quotidien, 5 May 2006.
- Lonely Planet guide to IFAN Museum.
- IFAN Museum: Travel section, The New York Times.
- Symbols of Triumph: IFAN and the Colonial Museum Complex in French West Africa (1938-1960), Museum Anthropology, Summer 2002, Vol. 25, No. 2: pp. 50-60.
- The Dakar Biennale exhibit.
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Erected 1977 by the Division of Archives and History. (Marker Number G-94.)
Location. 36° 17.933′ N, 78° 34.933′ W. Marker is in Oxford, North Carolina, in Granville County. Marker is at the intersection of Linden Avenue (State Highway 96) and Industry Drive, on the right when traveling north on Linden Avenue. Click for map. Marker is in this post office area: Oxford NC 27565, United States of America.
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2.) Techcrunch: A group-edited blog about technology start-ups, particularly the Web 2.0 sector. It offers technology news and analysis, as well as profiles of startup companies, products, and websites. It was founded by Michael Arrington in 2005, and was first published on June 11, 2005.
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Hi Michael, My wife and now 1 1/2 year old boy have grown out of our Hubba Hubba and are looking for new 3p tent for the up coming season. I was looking at the Carbon Reflex 3 but am concerned about durability. We are also considering a Zpacks Triplex for its excellent weight savings, but would miss the star gazing potential. Do you have any experience with these tents? We would really like to keep the weight down as much as possible as we have many snacks and toys that have been added to our gear list! Any ideas would be helpful.
Love your site Michael!
Did a ton of day-hikes/car-camping in 2016 with a more of this level adventuring planned for 2017 (Mt Olympic/YosemiteValley/Banff/Jasper). Personally though, I can already sense that I need more.
Might you have a perfect 2-3 days backpacking trip up your sleeve fitting for 2 novice backpackers consisting of husband and wife? Preferably for March if possible? Any suggestions would be great. Thank you.
Hey there Michael, Ive got a question about an upcoming trip a group of guys and myself are planning to do. In August, we are planning on doing the Spider Gap-Buck Creek Pass Loop. I know there was a fire in Buck Creek and the trail back to Trinity Trailhead is closed and the Forest Service does not know if they will be able to clear the trail and open up the trail this year. I wanted to know if you knew anything about extending the loop to High Pass, down Napeequa Valley, up to Little Giant Pass and then exiting at the Little Giant Trailhead. Do you know how many miles this may add to the trip or if this would be a good alternative if Buck Creek Trail is closed? Thanks a bunch
Hi Aaron, great trip you're planning. As you know, I wrote about it in this story: https://thebigoutside.com/wild-heart-of-the-glacier-peak-wilderness-backpacking-the-spider-gap-buck-creek-pass-loop/.
Too bad the Buck Creek Trail is closed. On a previous backpacking trip up to Buck Creek Pass, I hiked the user trail (not shown on maps, but quite obvious) from the campground at Buck Creek Pass up onto Liberty Cap, and then along that 7,000-foot ridge southeast to High Pass. Beautiful hike when it's clear (though quite exposed in wind and weather). I went as far as Triad Lake, which is not named on maps, but is the lake that Triad Creek drains, right before High Pass. I thought about bushwhacking from High Pass to the Napeequa valley, but I didn't, so I'm not sure what the terrain is like. It looks like there's potential for thick bushwhacking and tricky route-finding with steep terrain and maybe cliff bands, but it might go. Then you obviously have trail hiking back to Trinity.
I don't know where the Buck Creek Trail is closed, but there may be another option for you. I have friends who backpacked another user trail that diverges off the Buck Creek Trail probably less than a mile east-southeast of Buck Creek Pass and climbs onto a high bench traversing over to Massie Lake. (I remember passing the junction once and noticing it, though it's unmarked, blocked off by the Forest Service, and easy to overlook.) The Green Trails Holden map no. 113 shows an unmaintained trail from Massie Lake down to Trail 1550 in the Chiwawa Valley; my friends hiked that trail. They said it was buggy camping at Massie Lake, but otherwise a good hike. That was probably several years ago.
I certainly can't say definitively whether either route would work or recommend either one, and I'm sure either would be strenuous and require expert skills. But that's what I know about that area. Good luck.
Hi Michael!
I want to take my boyfriend on a modest (35 miles or less) backpacking trip in the southwest US for his 40th birthday. I am having a hard time finding a hike that fits. We will be going in July so avoiding National Parks in the desert are trying to be avoided to miss some of the heat.
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Hi. I was planning on doing a 2-night backpacking trip into the Needles District of Canyonlands. I am stuck on trying to figure out how to carry the recommended 1 gallon/day water. Do you have any tips or thoughts to help me with this? Thanks in advance.
Hi Michael! I've enjoyed gaining a lot of useful information and insight from your blogs about Grand Teton National Park. Some buddies and I are planning a backpacking trip along the TCT this year and I'm tentatively leaning towards sometime in September. You've mentioned the trail being near a ghost town after labor day and I'm curious as to why. Is there any reason to avoid the trail in the first week or two of September?? Thanks for your advise!
Dear Michael,
I am trying to plan a scenic hiking trip with my almost 4 year old boy and husband. Both have asthma but husband is serious competitive rower and son is also pretty active in terms of biking, running and learning how to swim. We live in Houston. Do you have any suggestions ? Or what should I even aim for.
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Michael, planning a SE/SC Utah trip next year. wondering your advice on GPS usage? I've loaded some extra maps on my Garmin Nuvi and hope it will get me around on the BLM roads. Will it suffice getting from point A to B using Lat/Long??? or do I need a specialty unit? Or do you use off-line maps on an iPhone and such? Thanks.
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Thanks Tricia, I really appreciate that. Happy and safe travels to you as well.
I just wanted to say how much I love reading your blog! Your posts can always be counted on to inspire adventure. I also wanted to let you know that I just finished writing a post about my favorite travel blogs that inspire adventure and I've included your blog in it. I should be posting it in the next couple of day. Happy Travels!
My fiancé and I are planning a cross-country trip to Glacier National Park when I finish my Master's in the spring. Any advice on a 5-6 day trip we can take in the beginning of May or mid May? I see the season doesn't really start until late May but this is the only time we will be able to go. Thank you again for such an awesome blog.
Hi Tommy, Glacier's certainly fabulous at any time of year. I've been there in early April, skiing in the backcountry. Higher elevations remain completely snow-covered, with potential avalanche hazard, into early summer, so hiking in the mountains is difficult and dangerous in May. You'll find some info about hiking in spring at http://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/spring.htm. In early May, you might get lucky and find some lower-elevation trails on the edges of the park relatively snow-free, like in the Lake McDonald and St. Mary areas, and maybe in the Belly River Valley in the park's northeast corner. Unfortunately, it's just not an ideal time to see much of Glacier.
Thanks for following my blog, I hope you subscribe and consider making a donation of support (scroll up this page for the Support button). Good luck with your trip.
Love your blog…….will be doing the Toxaway Lake to Alice Lake Loop over the Labor Day weekend and wanted to get your thoughts about adding some mileage by taking the trail over to Vernon Lake then going off trail from Vernon back to Toxaway…….is off trail hiking from Vernon to Toxaway doable……thanks for your jelp……jh
Thanks Joe. I've wondered that same question. On a map it looks like it's not steep or far to hike from Vernon to Toxaway, but I've never done it. I may try it sometime. I've been throughout that area on trail, it's all nice.
hi micheal! i want to make 2-5 day hike in the sawtooth mountain range near the end of august. i want to have a visible trail but one i am less likely to run into a bunch of people. maybe one that circles around and back to my car? im not afraid of heights and i feel confident enough with my physical endurance. i feel like scrambles and mellow climbs would only make the journey that much more enjoyable! if you could recommend a really gnarly yet satisfying backpacking trip i would greatly appreciate it. thank you
Hi Tristan, if you want to hike a loop, you should look at the Alice Lake-Toxaway Lake loop in this story, https://thebigoutside.com/ask-me-what-are-the-best-hikes-in-idahos-sawtooths/, or a longer loop in the southern Sawtooths that I describe in this story: https://thebigoutside.com/going-after-goals-backpacking-in-idahos-sawtooth-mountains/
You'll also find point-to-point backpacking trips in the first story that are great trips. As for avoiding crowds, August is the most popular month, and weekends are obviously busier than weekdays, but most of the Sawtooths really don't see that many backpackers. Good luck.
Hello Michael,
Could you please recommend a 4-5 day backcountry trip in the Grand Teton Range that could include camp sites located outside of the park (maybe the Jedediah Smith Wilderness area), so I would not need to get a overnight permit in the park? I do have a 1 night permit for Paintbrush, so I was hoping to make that my last night for camping inside the park, then walk out to Jenny Lake on the last day. I was thinking the starting point could be around the top of Rendezvous Peak via the tramway? I have done day hikes in the Tetons, but never a backcountry trip, so I would appreciate your input. I'm going to be going the last week of August. I have basic skills with compass and map reading, so some off trail hiking is o.k.. I'm looking for solitude and will be solo hiking. Thank you for your time. Much appreciated!
Hi Gary, Take a look at a map of Grand Teton National Park and you'll see that you have limited options for camping outside the park but still reaching Paintbrush Canyon for your last night. You can start at the top of the Jackson Hole Ski Resort tram and hike down into Granite Canyon, but that's inside the park; to get outside the park to camp, you'd have to hike a bit south on the Teton Crest Trail out of Granite Canyon, and I'm told that Moose Lake in the Jedediah Smith Wilderness is a nice spot to camp. Then you'd turn around the next day and hike north on the Teton Crest Trail to Alaska Basin, which is outside the park, to camp your second night.
From Alaska Basin, it would be a big day, over 13 miles with two passes (Hurricane, which is easier, and Paintbrush Divide, which is a big climb), to reach Upper Paintbrush.
But it's easier to get a first-come permit for camping in the southern areas of the park than it is for Paintbrush Canyon, which you already have. My suggestion: When you arrive at the park, go to the backcountry desk and try to add nights in the park to your existing permit for a night in Paintbrush. Death Canyon Shelf and South Fork Cascade Canyon offer some of the park's best camping. See all of my Ask Me posts above about the Teton Crest Trail.
I have not backpacked much in the Jedediah Smith Wilderness (only the southern end of the Teton Crest Trail and a dayhike up Table Mountain from Teton Canyon on the west side). If you want to explore that area, you'll see there are trails through it on the west side of the Tetons, but only a few spots where they link up with trails in the park. The shuttle is also much longer and more complicated (or expensive) if you start and finish at trailheads on the west and east sides of the Tetons instead of trailheads in the park (east side).
Hi…could you do an article on – what to pack? I'm going away for a weekend and I just filled up an Osprey 65 L pack – and I don't even have a stove or tent in it! To make it worse…what I do have – air mattress, sleeping bag etc is new…like 2015 so it is not old heavy stuff. And end to end list for a couple different outing lengths would be great…
Hi Sharmaine, here's that backpacking checklist: https://thebigoutside.com/ask-me-can-you-suggest-a-backpacking-gear-checklist/


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CAGcast #275: With Respect to the Vita
Posted 15 March 2012 - 05:35 AM
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Posted 15 March 2012 - 05:46 AM
Downloading now.
Here's your explanation:
It's bullshit. According to the official website:
Near is the social networking app on the PS Vita that allows you to check in to real life locations and pick-up and or leave gifts for other gamers to find and use in their games. You can also locate and connect with your PlayStation®Network friends and other gamers nearby. With near you can check out which games are the most popular and highest rated by fellow gamers near your location.
Through near your location can be calculated through Wi-Fi hot spots or in 3G models, with use of GPS technology which is an exclusive capability of the 3G model. Be the first to find these valuable game gifts by logging into near via 3G and not waiting to get to a WiFi hot spot.
"Near" is a very relative term. They never specify how "near" it has to be, so they can take liberties with the numbers.
Edited by Lightning War, 15 March 2012 - 06:17 AM.
Portal 2 i thought was a shooter
#3 CAG Veteran
Posted 15 March 2012 - 05:54 AM
Here is the link for the playstation vita manual. Including near and out-and -about history
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Adding information
#5 CAGiversary!
#6 Time and Eternity for all of time and eternity
Posted 15 March 2012 - 06:35 AM
That or near = whole world, which is near, in comparison to the moon or Mars.
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Thanks you are truly a pillar of the community!
It's because of pillars like you, I remain in this community. Thank you!
Spoken like a true pillar. The community sends its many thanks.
How dare you speak to the pillar of our community that way. If he says you're a closet vita fan he knows what he's talking about.
#7 CAGiversary!
Posted 15 March 2012 - 06:42 AM
#8 CAG Veteran
Posted 15 March 2012 - 06:45 AM
Anyway great show, glad Wombat is back
Edited by e3vL, 15 March 2012 - 06:57 AM.
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Posted 15 March 2012 - 08:00 AM
This fall, I expect Wii U to come out in mid October, just in time for games like Assassin's Creed III, Call of Duty 21 and other major third party games to be released day and date with their PS3/360 counterparts instead of waiting until mid November. As for software, expect a Wii U _____ pack-in like before, perhaps with a racing game on shelves, F-Zero maybe, and probably a game starring a franchise (besides Zelda) that is highly regarded so all the 3rd parties can bitch that only Nintendo games sell on Nintendo consoles AGAIN.
#10 Everyone talks too much!
Posted 15 March 2012 - 08:32 AM
Was the part Cheapy rage quit on the area where
By the way, I was a soldier class too.
#11 Apply Ubik only as directed
Posted 15 March 2012 - 08:45 AM
CheapyD, I need a CAG scholarship and internship, thanks
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#12 Head Cheap Ass
Posted 15 March 2012 - 09:21 AM
Bingo. I eventually beat it byWas the part Cheapy rage quit on the area where
SpoilerThat part sucked and took some tries. Now that I think about it, that was the hardest part of ME3 I had.
#13 I got nuthin'
Posted 15 March 2012 - 12:10 PM
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Posted 15 March 2012 - 12:43 PM
#16 CAGcast or nothin
Posted 15 March 2012 - 12:58 PM
Wombat - I tried to hook you up when I saw you were at the Wilderness lodge. A family member of mine is one of the managers. The room either wasn't in your name or you were checked out by the time they tried to look you up.
Ah, thanks! The room was in my father in laws name, so I would have been hard to find. Next Time!
Posted 15 March 2012 - 01:04 PM
Remember this thing will finally be able to play hardcore games in HD, for myself I can get this a PS4 and with my computer be able to have the greatest variety in games.
Also I again agree with Ship that "From Ashes" should have been included since it gives FANS of the series a great service.
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#18 CAG since 2008
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#19 CAGiversary!
Posted 15 March 2012 - 01:45 PM
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#20 CAGiversary!
Posted 15 March 2012 - 02:03 PM
#21 The New God
Posted 15 March 2012 - 02:33 PM
Just remember, simply having Mario isn't a measure of success. The Gamecube still had a Mario game, Mario Kart, Mario Party, Pokemon, Luigi, Metroid, Zelda, etc, and still couldn't break 25 million in worldwide sales (again, WIKI numbers).
The Wii left a sour taste in everyone's mouth. Nintendo's marketing and PR is what will sell this console, but they will have to work their ass off to get people interested in the system again.
Also, as I'm still listening to the podcast, the shield cerberus agents in ME3. I use the particle beam rifle to kill them. They have a little slot in the shield, and I take them out shooting between the little slot near where the head would be. Not sure how regular weapons with ammo would be, but you could shoot them that way. I know there's a trophy for it, so I think there should be an achievement for it as well for killing enough of those guys in that way. It's not too hard to do.
Edited by 4thHorseman, 15 March 2012 - 02:46 PM.
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Posted 15 March 2012 - 03:26 PM
Wombat is hilarious and there should be a higher WBQ (Wombat Quotient) in the next episode. Also: more poop stories.
#23 CAGiversary!
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Posted 15 March 2012 - 03:43 PM
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#26 Keeper of the CAG Shrine
Posted 15 March 2012 - 06:20 PM
In regards to kinect calling out ammo selection in ME3, I just find it quite amusing because it reminds me of one of features of Judge Dredd's handgun.
#27 Last Man in Userplane
Posted 15 March 2012 - 06:38 PM
#28 CAG Veteran
Posted 15 March 2012 - 06:46 PM
I'd like to be the loser that wins that naruto game?
I agree that Youruglyclone should win Naruto just so it means NO ONE ELSE HAS TO..! Way to fall on the grenade Youruglyclone! Paragon +6
#29 Everyone talks too much!
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Several Australian barbershop quartets / lyrics: Peter Wesley-Smith ; music: Martin Wesley-Smith.
Library shelf no. 782.8547/WES 1 [Available for loan]
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Instrumentation: 2 tenor voices, baritone voice, bass voice.
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