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Outdoor Blogs
1. Outside Magazine
Santa Fe, NM About Blog The mission of Outside magazine is to inspire participation in the world outside through award-winning coverage of the sports, people, places, adventures, discoveries, environmental issues, health and fitness, gear and apparel, style and culture that define the active lifestyle.
Frequency about 56 posts per week.
Website outsideonline.com
Facebook fans 629,522. Twitter followers 239,453.
2. GearJunkie | Outdoor Gear Reviews & News
About Blog GearJunkie, launched in 2006, is a top online publication for product reviews and news in the outdoors world. The site contains thousands of pages of content related to gear reviews, news, travel and adventure stories, a video section, photo galleries and giveaway contests.
Frequency about 21 posts per week.
Website gearjunkie.com
Facebook fans 145,457. Twitter followers 47,196.
3. Outdoor Photographer Blog
Los Angeles, CA About Blog Outdoor Photographer is the ultimate photographer's guide to nature, wildlife, travel and adventure sports photography, featuring the work of renown artists. It is the premier magazine about outdoor photography.
Frequency about 8 posts per week.
Website outdoorphotographer.com/blog
Facebook fans 598,474. Twitter followers 1,047,858.
4. OutdoorLife
New York, NY About Blog Outdoor Life offers the best hunting and fishing tips on the internet. Whether you're looking for the latest hunting rifle review to survival tips, Outdoor Life has it all. It is the best source for new gun reviews, how-to hunting content, gear tests, fishing photos, and outdoor news.
Frequency about 3 posts per week.
Website outdoorlife.com
Facebook fans 424,862. Twitter followers 86,695.
5. AllOutdoor
About Blog AllOutdoor is a fishing, hunting and outdoor blog dedicated to obsessively covering product reviews, breaking news, and expert advice. Its mission is to provide you with all the information you need before you get out there.
Frequency about 24 posts per week.
Website alloutdoor.com
Facebook fans 353,277. Twitter followers 6,295.
6. OutdoorHub
About Blog OutdoorHub is a resource for outdoor enthusiasts seeking hunting, fishing, and shooting sports tips, news, reviews, and more. It is committed to engaging with Outdoor Enthusiasts seeking out information and telling their stories online, engaging and amplifying endemic news, content, entertainment and brand advertising.
Frequency about 21 posts per week.
Website outdoorhub.com
Facebook fans 228,695. Twitter followers 19,977.
7. REI Co-op Journal
Seattle, WA About Blog Follow the REI Co-op Journal for stories about a life outdoors. At REI, the team loves to get outside and play, and they know first-hand the importance of quality outdoor gear.
Frequency about 8 posts per week.
Website blog.rei.com
Facebook fans 2,033,758. Twitter followers 410,424.
8. Outdoors | Reddit
San Francisco, CA About Blog This subreddit is for outdoor experiences in general, not limited to any specific interest. Caving, football, multicopters, sun-tanning, bushcraft, gardening, it's all on topic.
Frequency about 168 posts per week.
Website reddit.com/r/Outdoors
Facebook fans 1,210,316. Twitter followers 578,054.
9. Reddit | Gear For Outdoor Enthusiast
San Francisco, CA About Blog This is the place for outdoor gear giveaways, gear reviews, gear previews, lust inducing photos of gear, etc.
Frequency about 1 post per week.
Website reddit.com/r/OutdoorsGear
Facebook fans 1,184,188. Twitter followers 541,540.
10. Sportsman's Guide
South St. Paul, Minnesota About Blog Sportsman's Guide is your resource for hunting, outdoors and fishing tips, articles, and gear reviews from well-known hunters and outdoors enthusiasts.
Frequency about 1 post per week.
Website guide.sportsmansguide.com
Facebook fans 444,386. Twitter followers 22,049.
11. Appalachian Trials Blog
Appalachian Trail About Blog Appalachian Trials is a website, it's a community of Appalachian Trail and long-distance backpacking enthusiasts. It's a forum to celebrate life. Follow the journeys of dozens of thru-hikers, get long-distance backpacking tips and tricks, and absorb the insights of those who prefer living outdoors.
Frequency about 42 posts per week.
Website appalachiantrials.com
Facebook fans 69,886. Twitter followers 8,256.
12. OutdoorNews
About Blog Outdoor News is your No. 1 source for hunting- and fishing-related news and information. Online or in print, no one covers the outdoors like Outdoor News.
Frequency about 42 posts per week.
Website outdoornews.com
Facebook fans 37,425. Twitter followers 49,975.
13. Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine
Charlottesville, VA About Blog Blue Ridge Outdoors is your guide to hiking in the Southeast, biking in the Blue Ridge and Appalachian adventures from the Highlands to the Piedmont. For over 20 years, it has been the definitive guide to outdoor sports, health, and adventure travel in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic.
Frequency about 9 posts per week.
Website blueridgeoutdoors.com
Facebook fans 55,785. Twitter followers 7,091.
14. Elevation Outdoors Magazine
Boulder, Colorado, USA About Blog Elevation Outdoors Magazine is the essential guide to the Rocky Mountain outdoor lifestyle. It celebrates the best in outdoor sports, trends, gear, music, and the mountain scene.
Frequency about 4 posts per week.
Website elevationoutdoors.com
Facebook fans 11,770. Twitter followers 14,500.
15. Section Hiker
New England About Blog SectionHiker provides information on hiking, camping, and backpacking for beginners and experts. Outdoor instruction, gear reviews, gear lists, destinations and trip reports. The blogs mission is to promote lightweight hiking, backpacking, and mountaineering so that people of all ages can hike safely, comfortably and mindfully.
Frequency about 3 posts per week.
Website sectionhiker.com
Facebook fans 18,053. Twitter followers 8,381.
16. OutdoorGearLab News
Cheyenne, WY About Blog OutdoorGearLab provides the world's best reviews of outdoors gear -- hands-on, objective, and based on side-by-side comparison -- written by outdoor professionals.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website outdoorgearlab.com
Facebook fans 11,177. Twitter followers 4,782.
17. Blister Gear Review
Santa Fe, NM About Blog Blister Gear Review provides the most honest and in-depth reviews of outdoor sports equipment on the planet.
Frequency about 9 posts per week.
Website blistergearreview.com
Facebook fans 10,022. Twitter followers 1,167.
18. Clever Hiker Blog
Portland, OR About Blog Clever Hiker blog features lightweight backpacking video guides and reviews of the best backpacking tents, backpacks, sleeping bags, stoves, and much more. Dave Collins loves outdoor adventure and he has been a backpacker his entire life.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Since Aug 2016
Website cleverhiker.com/blog
Facebook fans 51,443. Twitter followers 1,327.
19. Gear Institute | Outdoor Gear Reviews & News
Santa Fe, NM About Blog Gear Institute is a premier online destination for outdoor and adventure content. It is the nation's leading source of objective, and credible, field-tested outdoor gear reviews, with unmatched depth and breadth of industry insight and technical expertise.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website gearinstitute.com
Facebook fans 16,453. Twitter followers 6,662.
20. ModernSurvivalOnline
Southeastern USA About Blog Description - ModernSurvivalOnline.com is a daily blog covering all topics related to survival and preparedness. From first aid, food storage, and water filtration - website owner John Rourke shares his thoughts on survival and the world today.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website modernsurvivalonline.com
Facebook fans 1,662. Twitter followers 801.
21. Macpac Blog | Outdoor Equipment, Guides & Adventure
Washington, DC About Blog Inspired by New Zealand's outdoors and tested in the world's wild backyard, Macpac's outdoor clothing, backpacks and camping equipment is the first choice for outdoor enthusiasts. On their blog, they share outdoor gear reviews, guides and other outdoor information.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website blog.macpac.co.nz
Facebook fans 51,511. Twitter followers n/a.
22. Outside Pursuits | Gear Reviews and Guides for People Who Love the Outdoors
About Blog Outdside Pursuits provides the world's best guides on outdoor sports along with reviews of gear based on side-by-side comparisons by outdoor professionals.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Website outsidepursuits.com
Facebook fans 35. Twitter followers n/a.
23. Bivouac Outdoor Blog
New Zealand About Blog Bivouac Outdoor stock the latest in quality outdoor clothing, footwear & gear from the best brands across New Zealand & the globe. On their blog you will find posts related to outdoor activities.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website bivouac.co.nz/blog
Facebook fans 10,415. Twitter followers 549.
24. Outdoor Gear Only
About Blog The Best Outdoor Gear Reviews & Guides. We started Outdoorgearonly.com to bring you unbiased outdoor product reviews so you can get the best gear for your next adventure. Our mission is to provide you with the best information on the market pertaining to all things outdoors. We work hard to bring you the most in-depth reviews so you make a buying decision you can be happy with.
Frequency about 1 post per week.
Website outdoorgearonly.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers n/a.
25. Gear Coop Blog
Costa Mesa, Ca About Blog On the Gear Coop Blog, read about the Cooper lifestyle, where we live for outdoor adventures.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website blog.gearcoop.com
Facebook fans 37,587. Twitter followers 680.
26. Ontario Out Of Doors
Canada About Blog Ontario Out Of Doors is Canada's best read outdoors magazine. Ontario's anglers and hunters will find the best where-to, how-to, and new product information in each issue of this magazine. It delivers fishing and hunting content that informs, inspires, and entertains readers.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Website oodmag.com
Facebook fans 11,928. Twitter followers 7,441.
27. The GearCaster
Mill Valley, CA About Blog The GearCaster provides news on emerging trends, technologies, and companies in the outdoor sports industry. It has been voted one of Outside Magazine's Top 10 Outdoor Gear Blogs.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Website thegearcaster.com
Facebook fans 2,074. Twitter followers 9,973.
28. Outdoor Canada
Canada About Blog Outdoor Canada encourages anglers and hunters to improve their skills and broaden their knowledge of the outdoors. Included are fishing and hunting hot spots and roundups of the best new gear. It is Canada's only national magazine for anglers and hunters. The exclusive source for all things fishing, hunting and conservation since 1972.
Frequency about 4 posts per week.
Website outdoorcanada.ca/blogs
Facebook fans 52,052. Twitter followers 7,292.
29. Get Out With The Kids
UK About Blog Want to get your family outdoors and active more? Then 'Get Out With The Kids' is the right place for you. The mission of this blog is to help families enjoy the outdoors together.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website getoutwiththekids.co.uk/blog
Facebook fans 8,245. Twitter followers 17,404.
30. The Dyrt Blog
About Blog The Dyrt Blog provides outdoor inspiration and tips for your next big adventure.
Frequency about 8 posts per week.
Website blog.thedyrt.com
Facebook fans 231,337. Twitter followers 37,800.
31. The Girl Outdoors - for anyone who loves adventures
Bristol/Spain About Blog The Girl Outdoors is a blog for anyone who loves adventures. It features travel, sport, guides, photography, fashion, places to stay, recipes and reviews. It's perfect for inspiration if you feel like you need some fresh air!
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Since Oct 2010
Website thegirloutdoors.co.uk
Facebook fans 2,465. Twitter followers 5,317.
32. Frugal Frolicker | An Affordable Outdoor Travel Blog
Sydney, Australia About Blog Frugal Frolicker is a travel blog featuring travel adventures around the world, travel photography, budget travel tips, and travel guides.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Since Jan 2013
Website frugalfrolicker.com
Facebook fans 1,444. Twitter followers 1,321.
33. Views From an Urban Lake | Outdoors & Nature blog
Milton Keynes About Blog A Nature and Outdoors blog. Covering Wildlife, Geocaching, Camping and much more.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website viewsfromanurbanlake.co.uk
Facebook fans 374. Twitter followers 3,415.
34. FionaOutdoors
Scotland About Blog Fiona Russell is a journalist, professional blogger and web copywriter. On her blog she showcases her adventures in Scotland's great outdoors.
Frequency about 4 posts per week.
Since Jan 2007
Website fionaoutdoors.co.uk
Facebook fans 1,550. Twitter followers 4,674.
35. Hiking in Finland
Vaasa, Finland About Blog Hiking in Finland is a blog dedicated to ultralight outdoor adventures in the Nordics. You can read about lightweight & ultralight backpacking, climbing, bikepacking, packrafting and skiing trips gear, interviews with cottage gear manufacturers, and other interesting topics related to outdoor activities.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website hikinginfinland.com
Facebook fans 4,807. Twitter followers 5,995.
36. Misadventures | A Women's Outdoor & Adventure Magazine
About Blog Misadventures is an outdoor and adventure magazine by and for adventurous women. It covers inspirational feats and figures, honest-to-goodness adventures, and discoveries of all.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website misadventuresmag.com
Facebook fans 9,058. Twitter followers 9,155.
37. Women's Outdoor News
About Blog Women's Outdoor News features news, reviews and stories about women who shoot, hunt, fish and lead lives of outdoor adventure.
Frequency about 5 posts per week.
Website womensoutdoornews.com
Facebook fans 16,614. Twitter followers 12,556.
38. Gear We Are
UK, up to our knees in mud About Blog GearWeAre provides short, honest reviews of products suitable for the outdoors. From camping to dog-walking, MTBing to trail running, if it helps you get outdoors they are interested in reviewing it.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website gearweare.com
Facebook fans 2,586. Twitter followers 1,259.
39. HikeVentures
Turku, Finland About Blog HikeVentures is an outdoor blog which focuses on hiking, packrafting, snowshoeing, cycling and urban microadventures. On the blog, the team shares their hiking and packrafting adventures and publish trip reports and gear reviews. They also use the blog to connect with other outdoor minded people.
Frequency about 4 posts per month.
Website hikeventures.com
Facebook fans 2,169. Twitter followers 2,801.
40. Erin Outdoors
Boulder, CO About Blog Erin Sullivan shares real, honest stories and advice from her travels and experiences in the outdoors. She aims to empower you to make purposeful choices in your life, and to show you that an adventurous life is completely within your reach.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website erinoutdoors.com
Facebook fans 1,722. Twitter followers 573.
41. Active Gear Review
Steamboat Springs, Colorado About Blog ActiveGearReview.com is your home for all outdoor gear reviews, running shoe reviews, cycling reviews, and more!
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Since Jun 2009
Website activegearreview.com
Facebook fans 6,748. Twitter followers 4,650.
42. Northern Ireland's Outdoor Adventure Blog
Belfast About Blog Northern Ireland's Outdoor Adventure Blog is your definitive guide to outdoor activities in Northern Ireland. This blog is packed full of useful information for everybody looking to take part in outdoor activities from the hardcore adrenaline junkie to those simply looking for some fun ideas for all the family. This outdoor adventure blog will cover a range of land, water and air based activities such as caving, coasteering, hover crafting, zorbing, surfing, sky diving and many more.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Since Jan 2010
Website outdoorni.com/blog
Facebook fans 9,070. Twitter followers 3,852.
43. Britain Outdoors Travel Blog
About Blog Britain Outdoors aims to help people make the most of the great British outdoors.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website britainoutdoors.co.uk
Facebook fans 44. Twitter followers n/a.
44. The Outdoor Gear Review
About Blog The Outdoor Gear Review provides reviews for common outdoor gear including tents, backpacks, tools and more. Solo camping, bushcraft, survival and hiking adventures as well.
Frequency about 1 post per week.
Since Sep 2013
Website theoutdoorgearreview.com
Facebook fans 13,356. Twitter followers 1,192.
45. Girl on a Hike
Salt Lake City, UT About Blog Girl on a Hike follows hiking enthusiast Alicia, and her hiking companion, Charlie, a Golden Lab, on their outdoor adventures.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Since Oct 2015
Website girlonahike.com
Facebook fans 2,269. Twitter followers 698.
46. Currently Wandering
USA About Blog Started in 2013, Currently Wandering focuses on helping families develop healthier and stronger relationships through outdoor adventure, simple living, and travel.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website currentlywandering.com
Facebook fans 1,753. Twitter followers 299.
47. A Greek Adventure
Greece About Blog AGreekAdventure promotes outdoor & adventure activities, alternative tourism, agrotourism and ecotourism in Greece. It is well know that Greece has thousands of places and hidden activities treasures. This site brings all these forward, plus announces events and activities.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website agreekadventure.com
Facebook fans 16,895. Twitter followers 2,633.
48. Morning Moss
USA About Blog Morning Moss is the best hunting, fishing and outdoors blog on the Internet. It has the latest and greatest in girls, guns and gear for hunting, fishing and all things outdoors. Serious outdoorsman (and women) find the latest news, interesting articles, bad ass videos and sweet gear and accessories on Morning Moss every day.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Website morningmoss.com
Facebook fans 2,352. Twitter followers 615.
49. Family Adventures In The Canadian Rockies
Calgary, Canada About Blog This blog seeks to chronicle the joys and challenges of taking kids hiking, camping, backpacking, skiing, biking, paddling and all-out exploring in the Canadian Rockies. The Calgary Family Adventure Community does not function as a guiding service and the owner is not a complete source of trail information.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website rockiesfamilyadventures.com
Facebook fans 3,096. Twitter followers 3,592.
50. Active Weekender
everywhere About Blog Like to spend your weekends hiking, cycling, camping, out on the the water, or doing other active things? this blog is all about making the most of the weekend with travel and active outdoor activities like hiking, stand up paddle boarding, and more.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website activeweekender.com
Facebook fans 56. Twitter followers 49.
51. Wild Magazine
Australia About Blog Wild is Australia's longest running outdoor adventure magazine, with specialist content providing coverage and education for bushwalkers, backcountry and nordic skiiers, climbers, mountaineers and paddlers.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website wild.com.au
Facebook fans 14,136. Twitter followers 1,208.
52. Just a Colorado Gal
Boulder, CO About Blog This blog is full of stories about my adventures, mishaps and discoveries in the mountains of Colorado. Tips, product recommendations and more for backpacking, skiing, CrossFit, trail running and outdoor adventures in Colorado, from author Heather Balogh Rochfort.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Since Aug 2005
Website justacoloradogal.com
Facebook fans 7,319. Twitter followers 5,993.
53. Colorado Outdoors Online
About Blog Follow Colorado Outdoors Online to experience the excitement and adventure of colorado outdoors. It has been Colorado's official conservation magazine for over 75 years.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website coloradooutdoorsmag.com
Facebook fans 4,203. Twitter followers n/a.
54. Kid Project.org
About Blog Taking our kids with us, one adventure at a time. Getting outdoors climbing, hiking, backpacking, skiing plus gear reviews, trip reports and life musings.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website kidproject.org/blog
Facebook fans 1,749. Twitter followers 2,126.
55. Jake's Nature Blog
Salt Lake City, Utah About Blog This page accompanies a soon to be published nature guide on the Rocky Mountains and a blog that is full of fun nature facts and tips for parents.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Website jakesnatureblog.com
Facebook fans 92. Twitter followers n/a.
56. Outdoor Fitness
Kent About Blog Outdoor fitness is packed with all the expert information and breathtaking inspiration you need both to get fitter and to take on awesome outdoor adventures. Get set for a fitter, faster, stronger, leaner you.
Frequency about 3 posts per week.
Website outdoorsradar.com
Facebook fans 7,268. Twitter followers 4,063.
57. Original Outdoors
Ruthin, North Wales About Blog This Blog provides free outdoor and wilderness skills articles, bushcraft blog posts, videos, outdoor clothing and equipment reviews from North Wales outdoor specialists Original Outdoors.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Since Nov 2010
Website originaloutdoors.co.uk/blog
Facebook fans 1,511. Twitter followers 1,425.
58. Out There Monthly
Spokane, Washington About Blog Out There Monthly is the Inland NW Guide to Outdoor Adventure. Its mission is to help readers find fun things to do outdoors in the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area.
Frequency about 13 posts per week.
Website outtheremonthly.com
Facebook fans 3,505. Twitter followers 1,213.
59. Rockchuck Summit - Adventure Travel
Austin, TX About Blog From Rails to trails and Jeeps to boots - we explore, share and connect you with the world around us. We cover Hiking, Camping, Trekking, Off Roading, Road Trips, Day trips and more. Your complete adventure and travel community - explore with us.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website rockchucksummit.com
Facebook fans 1,987. Twitter followers 3,717.
60. Angela Travels
Seattle, WA About Blog An Outdoors Girl Trying to Escape Urban Life. Hi, my name is Angela Crampton, and I'm addicted to being on the move. Whether it's traveling or exploring the great outdoors.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website angelatravels.com
Facebook fans 2,095. Twitter followers 2,029.
61. Savage Camper
About Blog The latest backpacking gear, camping trailers and car camping gadgets that make it easier and fun to be in the outdoors. Are you a Savage Camper?
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website savagecamper.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers n/a.
62. Pete Thomas Outdoors
Solana Beach About Blog Pete Thomas Outdoors blog's posts are related to topics outdoors, travel, fishing, hunting, baja california, adventure, surfing, snowboarding and action sports.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website petethomasoutdoors.com
Facebook fans 4,589. Twitter followers 2,135.
63. ProNomad
United States About Blog An online travel & outdoor blog about T-shirts, Hoodies, Tank Tops, Tumblers, hats and more for camping, hiking, travel and any outdoor adventure.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website pro-nomad.com/blogs/articles
Facebook fans 2,620. Twitter followers 3,336.
64. Outdoor Families Magazine
The World. About Blog Outdoor Families Magazine and Community strives to enrich the lives of multi-generational families globally by providing unparalleled, award-winning outdoor and adventure related content meant to inspire a connection to, participation in and stewardship of the natural world.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website outdoorfamiliesonline.com
Facebook fans 4,656. Twitter followers 10,731.
65. Dirtbag Dreams | The Outdoor Prolink Gear Review Blog
Boulder, Colorado About Blog Dirtbag Dreams is the Outdoor Prolink blog. It is a blog by outdoor pros, for outdoor pros.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Since Jun 2013
Website dirtbagdreams.com
Facebook fans 7,096. Twitter followers 1,203.
66. UpaDowna – Unleash Your Adventure
About Blog UpaDowna fills a need within the outdoor community to educate and promote adventure for all ages and abilities to include folks looking towards either an introduction to the outdoors or an advancement on presently held skills. Nonprofit providing outdoor adventures for all w/ events & programs that empower individuals, create healthier communities & foster respect for the environment.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website upadowna.org/news
Facebook fans 6,221. Twitter followers 2,940.
67. Utah Adventure Journal
Utah, USA About Blog Utah is all about the outdoor lifestyle, and the Utah Adventure Journal covers the diversity of the state's adventure and outdoor lifestyle like no other publication in the region.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website utahadvjournal.com
Facebook fans 1,557. Twitter followers 286.
68. Vault Cargo Management Blog
About Blog At Vault we're just as passionate about the outdoors as our customers are. Our goal is to provide quality products that make it easy to get your crew and your gear safely to the next adventure. Let us take care of the details so you can focus on the fun! Welcome to our blog! Here you can find informational articles with tips and tricks related to our lifestyle categories.
Frequency about 4 posts per month.
Website vaultcargo.com/vault-cargo-blog
Facebook fans 23,547. Twitter followers 9,044.
69. Play Outside Guide
Calgary, Alberta, Canada About Blog play outside guide, everything families need to know to get outside and have fun, outdoor families, backpacking, travel reviews, product reviews, gear reviews, biking with kids, hiking with kids, calgary, canadian rockies, road trips, alberta hiking, alberta camping, bc hiking, bc camping, outdoor fun.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website playoutsideguide.com
Facebook fans 1,667. Twitter followers 6,550.
70. Gareth Mate | Thoughts and Stories from the Great Outdoors.
Rotterdam, South Holland About Blog My name is Gareth. I crave and demand fresh air and actively seek enjoyment from the many pursuits that embrace the beautiful world around me. Documenting my life through photography and written words has always been something that has interested me. It provides me with an opportunity to share my thoughts, interests, hopes and dreams and within this website & blog, I hope to share some of those stories that reflect upon my life, travels, adventures and experiences.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website garethmate.com/blogposts
Facebook fans 267. Twitter followers 693.
71. Pedal Adventures | Stories from the bike and beyond
Ridgway, CO About Blog We are Jen, Randy, Kalden and Lars, a cycling family that travels full-time. We believe in living intentionally and living our best lives which includes mountain biking, road biking, and surfing all over the world. We hope our stories and tips call you to live a life of adventure and purpose.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website pedaladventures.com/blog
Facebook fans 1,218. Twitter followers 2,186.
72. Outdoor Chics | An adventure blog for women
Cardiff Uk About Blog Outdoor Chics is here to inspire you to try new things, challenge yourself and live life to the fullest. It features adventures, gear reviews, videos, sport, challenges and loads of other inspiring content.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Since Oct 2012
Website outdoorchics.com
Facebook fans 427. Twitter followers 1,495.
73. iReviewGear
About Blog iReviewGear provides outdoor gear review of packs, tents, boots, clothing, optics and more.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website ireviewgear.com
Facebook fans 17,611. Twitter followers 493.
74. Traversing
Canada About Blog A Canadian Outdoors blog about Camping, Canoeing, Hiking, Gear reviews, event listings and coverage.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Website traversing.ca
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers 4,084.
75. Men Do Outdoors
About Blog A site for exceptional men doing exceptional things outdoors. Started by me (Konrad) I was looking to create a personal blog that would encourage men to do more outdoors. It worked well with my personal life as I was an outdoor instructor in the Australian wilderness. I could easily blog about my trips, lessons I learned while working outdoors. It was something I was passionate about at the time.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website mendooutdoors.com
Facebook fans 1,122. Twitter followers n/a.
76. The Outdoor Guide
Great Britain About Blog The Outdoor Guide is Julia Bradbury's online source of information for kids, family and mobility outdoor adventures.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Since Sep 2015
Website theoutdoorguide.co.uk
Facebook fans 750. Twitter followers 7,366.
77. Outside In Duluth | Outdoor Kid Blog
Duluth, MN About Blog Outside In Duluth is a blog about enjoying quality outdoor experiences with kids in and around Duluth, MN.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Since Apr 2014
Website outsideinduluth.com
Facebook fans 3,058. Twitter followers 94.
78. Outdoor Alliance Blog
Washington, DC About Blog Outdoor Alliance unites the voices of paddlers, mountain bikers, hikers, climbers, and backcountry skiers to conserve America's public lands and protect the human-powered outdoor experience. On their blog they share their favorite stories about public lands and opportunities for you to get involved in protecting your outdoor experiences.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website outdooralliance.org/blog
Facebook fans 10,399. Twitter followers 4,118.
79. Outdoor Enthusiast magazine
UK About Blog Outdoor Enthusiast magazine is an Outdoor magazine featuring outdoor news, views and gear reviews. At Outdoor Enthusiast, they recognise that while there are still people who are dedicated to one sport or activity there are many more who like to experiment with how they spend their time in the outdoors throughout the year.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website oe-mag.co.uk
Facebook fans 1,384. Twitter followers 16,747.
80. Adventure Outdoors Magazine
About Blog On the Adventure Outdoors Magazine website, from hunting and fishing, to camping, hiking and travel, readers will have everything they need to plan and prepare for their next outdoor adventure.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Website adventureoutdoorsmag.com
Facebook fans 5,278. Twitter followers 617.
81. Her Humble Hunt | Hunting & Outdoors Blog
Chattanooga, TN About Blog Her Humble Hunt blog is a place to connect, share, learn and above all encourage other women who hunt. From the experienced hunter to the new, we are a community of like minds and hearts. Here you can find a welcoming place to seek what you need in your own journey into the woods.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website herhumblehunt.com/homeblog
Facebook fans 4,796. Twitter followers 67.
82. The Outdoor Journal
Planet Earth About Blog Outdoor Journal is an international adventure magazine, bringing you the most authentic content from around the world. It consists of true stories from adventurers and travelers all over the world.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Website outdoorjournal.com
Facebook fans 27,112. Twitter followers 1,684.
83. A Lane in the Woods | For the Love of the Outdoors
About Blog I am a stay-at-home mom of two teenage boys and a preteen princess. I am a wife to a wonderful husband who encourages me to follow my dreams. I am also a follower of Christ and a believer that all this are possible through him. My main focus is to find that affordable adventure that will allow my family time to disconnect and unplug from the busy day-to-day activities.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website alaneinthewoods.com
Facebook fans 280. Twitter followers 504.
84. Midwest Basecamp
Ogden Dunes, IN About Blog Midwest adventure destinations, activities, and the gear to enjoy them with.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website midwestbasecamp.com
Facebook fans 532. Twitter followers 3,318.
85. Kat Haas Outdoors
Maryland, USA About Blog Kat Haas Outdoors is an Outdoor Adventure blog. Kat started this blog to share her passion for outdoors with the readers.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website kathaasoutdoors.com
Facebook fans 2,606. Twitter followers 5,246.
86. The Outdoor Soul
Clawson, MI About Blog Hike-Camp-Paddle-Explore-Adventure. I decided to start The Outdoor Soul during a self-defining, soul-searching adventure that I went on awhile back. I was reading an ebook on how to become a better man, and one of the tasks was to take some time to yourself and really think about and write down your top 5 Core Values.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website theoutdoorsoul.net/blog
Facebook fans 156. Twitter followers 953.
87. Hill Explorer - Hill Walking, Hiking, and Scrambling Routes in the UK
Burton Joyce, England About Blog Route descriptions, GPS files, and photos for a variety of walks, hillwalks, and scrambles in the Peak District, Snowdonia, the East Midlands, and more.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website hillexplorer.com
Facebook fans 202. Twitter followers 992.
About Blog Keep with adventures from MOHCINE CJS.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website cjstrekking.blogspot.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers n/a.
About Blog A promise of quality reads for outsiders like us who seek adventure in the outdoors. As supporters of mental health care, in particular the prevention of male suicide, we're on a mission to make it okay not to be okay. Read on!
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Since Nov 2017
Website nightslides.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers n/a.
90. Trailhead Traveler
About Blog A Guide to the Best Day Hikes.My name is Chris Haffler. I am an outdoors and hiking loving Kentucky-native. I wanted to create a website that would allow hiking/camping/outdoor enthusiasts a one-stop-shop to planning their next trip.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website trailheadtraveler.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers 36.
91. Trail Seeker
Pretoria, South Africa About Blog TrailSeeker is a Canadian based community of outdoor enthusiasts who have a passion for sharing ideas about hiking, camping and outdoor adventure
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website trailseeker.ca
Facebook fans 9,664. Twitter followers 2,742.
92. Thrifty Outdoors Man
Alabama About Blog On the Thrifty Outdoors Man blog Tom Brown has been providing the outdoors enthusiast with money saving tools and helpful outdoors related resources.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website thriftyoutdoorsman.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers 44.
93. Fabulous Outdoors blog
Surrey UK About Blog Fabulous Outdoors is a travel photography site about sharing the passion for the outdoors, with the aim of influencing people to get outside more, be more active and enjoy a healthier lifestyle. It is a UK based company specialises in outdoor sport activities, cycling tour guiding, photography & video promotions, tourism, social media marketing.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website fabulousoutdoors.wordpress.com
Facebook fans 254. Twitter followers 804.
94. Rundtekvator
About Blog The aim of this site is to inspire you to explore new lands and adventures as well as embrace nature and outdoor life. Here you will find exciting stories of amazing experiences, incredible people and inspiring travel tips. We are a family of 4 who prefer to travel to places that are a bit out of the ordinary. The activities are based on everything from voluntary work and nature experiences to action and the luxury concept being tested.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Website rundtekvator.no
Facebook fans 602. Twitter followers n/a.
95. Outdoorstype
About Blog Love the outdoors? Enjoy honest grassroots writing? Tired of it all being a bit overwrought and made to sound too technical? Follow outdoorstype!
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website outdoorstype.com.au
Facebook fans 118. Twitter followers n/a.
96. Outdoors & On the Go
Corner Brook, NL About Blog Outdoors & On the Go is a Newfoundland Outdoor Adventure Blog by Katie B. She is a local tour guide, specializing in hiking and trekking, author of "Hikes of Western Newfoundland" and gear reviewer for Get Out There magazine.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website outdoorsandonthego.com/categ..
Facebook fans 457. Twitter followers 333.
97. Her Hikeness
About Blog Stories of a hiking outdoor girl. Her Hikeness is a blog filled with my outdoor adventures. Stories about traveling, sports, activities, gear & gadgets.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Website herhikeness.com
Facebook fans 53. Twitter followers n/a.
98. Gwilym Starks' Outdoor Adventure Blog
Bridgwater, England About Blog Gwilym Starks' Outdoor Adventure Blog is the diary of an outdoor pursuits instructor.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Website gwilymstarks.blogspot.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers n/a.
99. Outdoors And Boats
About Blog Outdoors And Boats is all about Camping, Water Skiing, Canoes, Kayaking, Fishing and Tents.
Frequency about 4 posts per month.
Since Aug 2018
Website outdoorsandboats.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers n/a.
100. RVC Outdoor Destinations
Memphis, TN About Blog RVC Outdoor Destinations develops, owns and operates vacation properties set within naturally beautiful environments and in close proximity to local attractions and activities. On their blog, you will find tips for all your outdoor activities.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website rvcoutdoors.com/blog
Facebook fans 2,014. Twitter followers 1,152.
101. XpatMatt
Chasing wild sheep About Blog XpatMatt blog features award winning outdoors and adventure travel writing and photography by Matt Gibson (aka XpatMatt).
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website xpatmatt.com/blog
Facebook fans 13,414. Twitter followers 26,530.
102. Gear Assistant
United States About Blog Gear Assistant has the Best Outdoor Gear Reviews, Outdoor Equipment, Survival Gear, Bushcraft Tools, and News for Outdoor Enthusiasts and Backpackpackers.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Since Mar 2016
Website gearassistant.com
Facebook fans 1,022. Twitter followers 4,804.
103. The Outdoor Adventure
BC, Canada About Blog The Outdoor Adventure – giving you tips, tricks & recommendations to help make adventuring in the Outdoors fun, safe & exciting for you and your kids.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website theoutdooradventure.net
Facebook fans 1,586. Twitter followers 6,739.
104. Outdoor Aesthetics
Berlin /Germany About Blog Outdoor Aesthetics is a platform for outdoor gear & beautiful locations. Outdoor stories, favourite outdoor brands, gear tests and a daily blog.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website outdooraesthetics.org
Facebook fans 2,050. Twitter followers 1,603.
105. An Outdoors Family
About Blog Enjoying outdoors family life, one adventure at a time in the mountains, canoeing & wild camping. Includes family friendly route descriptions & helpful.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website anoutdoorsfamily.com
Facebook fans 1,016. Twitter followers n/a.
106. The Out Door Stuff
About Blog All About Outdoor Adventures. A blog about my camping ⛺, and backpacking stories, product reviews, and advice.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website theoutdoorstuff.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers n/a.
107. The Great Outdoors
Greece About Blog The Great Outdoors blog features the outdoor activities of an educational institution.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Website greatoutdoorscfhs.blogspot.com
Facebook fans n/a. Twitter followers n/a.
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Sustiva labeling update / dosing adjustment with rifampin
FDA recently approved revisions to the Sustiva (efavirenz) package insert to include dosing with Sustiva and rifampin (an antimycobacterial agent). The Dosage and Administration and Drug Interaction sections of the package insert were updated to include the following:
If Sustiva is coadministered with rifampin to patients weighing 50 kg or more, an increase in the dose of Sustiva to 800 mg once daily is recommended.
The recommendation to increase the dose of efavirenz to 800 mg in patients weighing 50 kg or more when efavirenz is co-administered with rifampin is based on empirical data from two drug-drug interaction trials (one trial in healthy volunteers and one trial in HIV-1 infected patients) and semi-mechanistic population pharmacokinetic modeling. The population pharmacokinetic model was constructed using data collected in the drug-drug interaction trials and single-and multiple dose pharmacokinetic data of efavirenz from other healthy volunteer trials.
The data from the drug-drug interaction trials showed that rifampin decreased the exposure of efavirenz 600 mg once daily. Further, the systemic exposure of efavirenz, when efavirenz 800 mg was coadministered with rifampin, was similar to the systemic exposure of efavirenz when efavirenz 600 mg once daily was given alone. The results from the population pharmacokinetic analysis were consistent with the empirical data.
Sustiva is a Nonnucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitor (NNRTI) used in the treatment of HIV infection, manufactured by Bristol-Myers Squibb.
Richard Klein , Office of Special Health Issues, Food and Drug Administration
Kimberly Struble , Division of Antiviral Drug Products , Food and Drug Administration
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Walk in the steps of history giants at Dunstable Downs, Bedfordshire
On this walk with the National Trust, begin and end with elevated views from Dunstable Downs. See how people from prehistoric times to the recent past have lived in this unique landscape. Visit the Armada fire beacon, Pre-historic mounds and site of the Admiralty Signal station.
Suitable for active families.
Chilterns Gateway Centre, Dunstable Downs, grid ref: TL008193
The first section of the walk is on the easy path with a hard, smooth surface that is suitable for both wheelchairs and buggies. There are six numbered trail marker posts, these indicate historic points of interest and give you a little information. If you are unable to continue after the end of the easy path, you can see the remaining features of interest from points along the path. From the Gateway Centre look for the first trail marker in the courtyard facing the car park.
Admiralty Signal station
Britain in the 1800's was on high alert of attack from the French. The signal stations were the fastest way to relay messages across the country. This particular station was on the line between London and Great Yarmouth. The signal system used six shutters which could be pivoted to make up a code. The shutters were positioned on the roof and relayed to the next station. The station was dismantled in 1814 and no trace of it remains.
Walking the path towards the windcatcher turn right, follow the path until you reach trail marker 2. Near here was an Armada fire beacon.
Armada fire beacon
During Elizabethan times the country was on a state of alert, this time from the Spanish. Overshadowed by fear of invasion, fire beacons were placed along the coast as an early warning system. This network of beacon spread from Cornwall to London, and were lit at the first glance of attack. Lookouts at the next beacon saw the light, and in turn lit theirs until the message was reached.
Trail marker 3 points to the Icknield Way, possibly the oldest road in Britain.
Icknield Way
The 110 mile long Icknield Way is an ancient road which runs along the side of the Downs, its history dating back 6,500 years. Connecting East Anglia to important sites such as Avebury it was a well-used road, and since prehistoric times, farmers, soldiers, Saxon warlords and medieval drovers have walked or ridden along it. When the rain fell onto the Downs, it seeped through the hills and emerged as springs at the edge of the Chiltern hills lower down. These springs provided water for people and their animals.
Moving on along the walk, after a short distance you will come to trail marker 4 and the pre-historic mounds.
Pre-historic mounds
Just across the road from the trail marker, stood a prehistoric burial mound similar to the Five Knolls. In one grave lay two skeletons - one of a young woman and one of a child. They are now kept in the Luton museum. When the Archeologist managed to get hold of the content of this burial, items such as pottery, fossil sea urchins and stone tools were found. This was part of the funeral rites at the time.
Continue along to trail marker 5 reaching Pascombe Hill, close to this marker are two pillow mounds.
Pillow mounds
These mounds were not burial places but medieval rabbit warrens. The first mound or more southerly mound is rectangular, while the next mound is a 32 metre long bank. After the Norman Conquest, rabbits were valued for their meat and fur. Warreners managed the mounds and would send ferrets down to catch the escaping rabbits.
Carry on walking until you reach the end of the easy path, Five Knolls is on your left.
Five Knolls
The Five Knolls are prehistoric burial mounds or barrows. There are two pond barrows, circular flat areas surrounded by raised banks. The mounds are believed to be from the later Neolithic and early Bronze Ages, about 4000 years ago. Excavations have found the remains of a middle-aged woman buried with a polished flint knife and Bronze Age cremated remains in an urn. It is also believed that during 5th and 6th-centuries gallows were placed at this spot for Saxon invaders as a warning to others.
Head down the slope through the metal gate, follow the slope down the road and carefully cross the B489/Tring Road into Green Lane, also known as Drovers Way. The walk here can again be shortened by turning left before reaching the road onto the path that runs parallel to the road. After a short walk along the road you will see Well Head road on your right with a path opposite. Turning left here you will rejoin the trail at the metal gate with the gliding club on your right. If continuing along the orignal trail continue along Drovers Way.
Drovers Way
Drovers Way was traditionally used by drovers to take livestock to market in Dunstable, now a favourite with walkers and horse-riders.
When you reach the second crossroads on the track, turn left onto the Houghton Green Highway, a track leading you south-eastwards towards the village of Totternhoe. On reaching Dunstable Road, turn right and walk a short way passing houses and a barn before turning left onto a track. With a hedge on your left follow the track as it curves to the right then passes through an allotment area. You are now on the edge of the village of Totternhoe.
The Domesday Book of 1086 recorded the village as Totene Hou, meaning 'lookout house' and 'spur'. This probably relates to Totternhoe Knolls, the hills toward the north of the village used by the Romans and Normans as a fort. Totternhoe Stone, a hard form of chalk, has been mined or quarried at or around the Totternhoe Knolls since the Middle Ages and was used in Woburn Abbey, St Albans Abbey and Westminster Abbey. This walk does not pass over Totternhoe Knolls but you can visit and explore the Knolls.
Follow the footpath and turn left into Wellhead Road. Follow this road with care as it lacks a separate paved path in places.
Well Head
The nearby hamlet of Well Head was established on one of the Icknield Ways springs. Some houses in this road date from the 18th-century and are listed buildings.
Well Head road leads you towards the Tring road. Cross the road with care and follow the track opposite towards the Downs. On your right you will see the London Gliding Club.
London Gliding Club / Strip Lynchetts
The club was inaugurated in 1930. In 1939 Geoffrey Stephenson was the first person to glide across the Channel when he flew from Dunstable to France. The clubhouse and hangar form a listed building. During the Second World War, the club was used as a prisoner of war camp. Strip Lynchets on your left, to the north of the bridleway, are cultivation terraces or strip lynchets. They are believed to be medieval. They would have made cultivation easier and improved drainage for vines or for crops planted after ploughing.
At the end of the bridleway, turn right and follow the footpath at the bottom of the slope through a fence until a track is reached on the left. Follow this track up the slope to the Gateway Centre. Alternatively at the end of the bridleway, turn right and follow the path at the bottom of the Downs until you reach the B4540, turn left and walk a little way up the road until your see a path to the left. Turn left onto this path and follow along untill you reach the Gateway centre.
Chilterns Gateway Centre, Dunstable Downs, grid ref: TL008193
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Hey guys, we just had book club yesterday! Lets see what everyone is reading this week!
Song of the Sparrow by Lisa Ann Sandell
Pretty Little Devils by Nancy Holder
Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles
City of Masks by Mary Hoffman
A Kiss in Time by Alex Flinn
The Luxe by Anna Godbersen
Meet Me at the Boardwalk by Erin Haft
TTYL by Lauren Myracle
Reincarnation by Suzanne Weyn
Something, Maybe by Elizabeth Scott
Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater
Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
Pendragon: The Lost City of Faar by D.J. MacHale
The Murder of Bindy Mackenzie by Jaclyn Moriarty
Along for the Ride by Sarah Dessen
Shelbie -
LA Candy by Lauren Conrad
Audrey, Wait! by Robin Benway
Four Summer Stories (Fireworks) by Niki Burnham, Erin Haft, Sarah Mlynowski, and Lauren Myracle
Dragonspell by Donita K. Paul
Amanda -
This Lullaby by Sarah Dessen
Fan boy and Goth girl by Barry Lyga
Pants on Fire by Meg Cabot
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton
Thats it for book club this week! Enjoy!
Love always,


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Your marriage succeeds or fails starting in your mind.
Positive, loving thoughts about your partner can shift and change over the years? And it can happen much faster than that.
Are your feelings for your partner different today than when you felt head-over-heels in love?
- Do you feel more, or less deeply connected to them?
- Do you feel more, or less in love with them?
If you do not feel more in love and more connected, I urge you to do something different.
Any changes can be subtle things at first.
Something happens that bothers you, and maybe it's not really that big a deal. But then, another thing happens, or the same thing gets repeated over and over.
All of these little things stack up over time. The little things begin to feel like big things. And then if a big thing does happen, it can feel like the beginning of the end of your happiness.
The levels of love, connection, and even the attraction that you feel, can be disappointing.
Here's the Root Cause of that Disappointment:
Your unmet expectations.
You have lots of expectations about your partner. Most of them kept to yourself.
Here are some thoughts you might have in your mind:
- I expect you to make me your priority.
- I expect you to be there for me when I need you.
- I expect you to give me sex when I want it.
- I expect you to do what you say you're going to.
- I expect you to love only me, and the way that makes me feel loved.
- I expect you to value and appreciate me.
- I expect you to share in the responsibilities of the home.
- I expect you to give me your full attention when I talk to you.
All of these unmet expectations can lead to disappointment. And that disappointment often creates feelings beneath the surface of bitterness or resentment.
You know this is true.
Here's how you begin to improve your marriage even if you feel disappointed:
- Ignore all of the problems in your marriage for now.
They can't be fixed until you and your partner feel more connected with each other. That connected feeling is the only thing to start doing something about.
- Do whatever will improve the feelings of connectedness between you both.
And that requires YOU to change how you interact with them.
Of course you can show them this article. But don't expect them to read it and change THEIR behavior, because you will likely be….disappointed.
However, when YOU change your behavior into something more fun, playful, happy, and light-hearted anytime you're around them, they will also change their behaviors towards you.
Try it out for yourself and see.
That's how it starts. You can begin to improve your marriage all by yourself.
The real issues can only be addressed once you feel more deeply connected with each other.
If you are fed- up and unhappy, talk with me. I've helped hundreds of couples quickly turn their marriages around. It's easier than you think.
Sign up for a complimentary Rising Love strategy session today. You'll learn what to stop doing, and have a clear understanding of what to do to improve your marriage.


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Have you been out of the skies for more than 90 days? Or maybe for years, but plan to return someday soon? If so, you may want to attend one of AOPA's Rusty Pilot seminars!
As you know, sometimes life gets in the way. For pilots, flying is rarely their top priority as they build families and careers. But the dream of flight never goes away and most pilots plan to get back into aviation someday, when time and money permit. So maybe NOW is your time to start returning to the skies. Getting into the air again is not as difficult as most pilots think and AOPA is rolling out Rusty Pilot presentations around the country to help get you back in the sky.
You can find a list of all Rusty Pilot presentations here. And in you're in the San Francisco Bay area, I encourage you to register for one of the two Rusty Pilot seminars I'll be giving in Palo Alto on behalf of AOPA. Just click to register for the Wednesday, July 23 at 7 PM seminar or September 13 at 9:30 AM seminar. If you know an inactive pilot, tell him or her about the seminar!
Noncurrent pilots come in all varieties. For some, their 90-day currency has lapsed, while others haven't flown for five, ten or even thirty years. And some student pilots never quite get around to finishing their pilot training! Regardless of how long you've been away from the controls, Rusty Pilots will sharpen your aviation knowledge and update you on recent changes in aviation.
The Rusty Pilots program is designed to acquaint returning pilots to the changing flight environment. Discussion includes use of newer technology, changes in the airspace system, new resources available to pilots, and much more. Most importantly, this program fulfills the ground instruction requirement of your Flight Review (formerly called a biennial flight review or BFR). Rusty Pilots was designed to address recent changes in the world of flying. Regulatory discussions include light sport aircraft, medical requirements, airspace, and common regulations. Weather includes TAFs, METARs, Internet briefing, and FSS/ Flight Watch. Operation discussions include traffic patterns, communications, incursion avoidance, and pilot responsibilities.
So why is AOPA doing the Rusty Pilot program? Last year, they discovered that there are more than 500,000 lapsed pilots in the United States under the age of 75! And when the survey some of these pilots, they found the vast majority of them planned to return to the skies someday. So helping these pilots get back into the sky is a great opportunit for growing GA.
If you're a noncurrent pilot in the S.F. Bay area, I hope to see you at one of my seminars!


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Album Release Party at Soda Bar 8/29!
I know what you're thinking. Here we go again. Vague promises. Grand claims of upcoming new albums. Possible upcoming shows. Maybe you just swiped past it before, barely thinking the thought "yeah, whatever" before you're onto the next Huffpost clickbait thing.
I don't blame you. There's a lot to sort through these days. More than half of that is some awful Trump-related bullshit, the other half is some shitty "Sponsored Post" or ad. I've already gone on long enough that more than half or you will have stopped reading this by now. Myself included! My attention span is wrecked anymore. You know what's wrong with the Left Coast 70s station on Soma FM? Too much fucking James Taylor. Yeah, that's right- they're playing him right now. They play him at least once an hour. I would rather hear an hour of the same Captain and Tennille song on repeat than to hear one James Taylor song. FUCK James Taylor, man... I guess I need to find a better yacht rock station...
Anyways what I'm trying to say is- the new album, There's Enough Land In The Sky For Everyone, has officially shipped from the factory, and will be in my sweaty hands by FRIDAY. So- if you're still paying attention- this is your official notice: prepare yourself!
This is by far the best thing that Sundrop Electric has done to date. Recorded at the inimitable Pacific Beat Recording Studio by the inimitable Alan Sanderson, these songs were crafted over many months of blood, booze, sweat and tears. Well not literal tears, but you get the idea. Bottom line- it's fucking good. Here, click on this and listen while you read the rest of this bullshit.
To celebrate the release of our new album, you are cordially invited to the Soda Bar on August 29th. We will be playing with the inimitable Super Buffet, as well as the inimitable Retra. Only $6! You can pre-order tickets here.
These are exciting times. If you made it this far, perhaps you sense this. I feel that all of this coincides with a fairly large novelty wave I'm catching in my own life. So, as the saying goes: buy the ticket, take the ride. See you there!
Oh, man... now they're playing Buckingham/Nicks? Why do I listen to this shit?


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Trying to stay calm, Im super anxious and super worried.... I feel completely stuck... but Im still trying to get the work done... breathe Mandy, Breathe! Hmmm maybe I just need a fashion shower, to calm down...
I took a tiny break or in other words an escape from my work and I came a cross Anna Dello Russo's music video that she recently did to show up her over the top accessories collection that she designed together with H&M (of course) apparently the collection will be out in October, I cannot wait hehe...
- Fashion is a declaration of your own freedom
- Between style and fashion? Absolutely fashion
- Fashion is always uncomfortable, if you feel comfortable you never get the look
- Fabulous at every age
- Wearing night clothes in the daytime is unexpected
- Somebody wearing your same outfit? Wonderful, you did the right choice
You must wear outfit once
- Wear coat as a dress
- It doesn't matter the size of your body, fashion flatter everyone
- Fashion jewels personalize your style. Nothing succeeds like excess


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Having multiple domain names has quiet aroused the interest of other webmasters. But for those who have a better knowledge of the overall web marketing process, this is not a good idea at all!
Website owners who dont have better understanding of the search engines and the entire internet business may have thought over having another domain or domains for the purpose of having multiple listings on the search results. Thinking they can spam the search engines with slightly different domain names, these webmasters dont know what they are doing. It is basically spamming.Do You Need Another Domain?Having multiple domains is an old trick that search engines abhor. Why? Definitely because these extra domains mess the databases of search engines with basically same pages that direct to a single site. There is certainly no need for another domain to increase your sites visibility on the search results.
First you have to consider the reason behind the new domain. If it is solely for the purpose of being more visible on the search results, forget it. You can always optimize the existing site and still get better visibility. If you need to add more product information or advertisement on the site, you can always do this by adding more pages. No need for another domain.
Remember that each page of your site is a gateway to the other pages. There is a high chance of getting them ranked highly, all you need is an effective optimization process not another domain. Each of these pages can actually rank well on the search engines and no need to trick the search engines with another domain.What Should Be Instead of Another Domain?Another myth that confused webmasters may have left their faith on is that domain names that are rich in keywords will give their site a higher ranking. The truth is this: domain names have little effect on the ranking of sites on the search results. So quit the idea of having another domain name that is jam-packed with keywords. You may have noticed other sites with keyword rich domain names and they are doing well in the search results. This may be because these sites have utilized search engine optimization as well.
Instead of thinking for another domain name, you can decide on getting keyword rich title tags, website content and inbound links. These will guarantee your site a higher ranking on the result pages. Make your site relevant and good ranking will soon follow.
Having another domain is not the only way to get higher ranking and visibility. Instead of thinking about it, divert your attention on effective ways to optimize your site. There are just a number of other options.
Now you know that you don't need another domain just to play "tricks" on the search engine! So if ever you are actually thinking of having mulitple domains now, cut it out!


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Drinking Game
Take a Drink: whenever somebody acts a fool
Take a Drink: for each new chapter
Take a Drink: for persecution
Take a Drink: for horses (honestly, this could be the whole game)
Do a Shot: for animal cruelty
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Movie Review
By: Henry J. Fromage (Two Beers) –
Andrei Tarkovsky may not have the household name recognition of Stanley Kubrick, but if any of his contemporary directors could be compared to him, it was him. Both painted on big canvasses, were known for their equally epic runtimes and masterful imagery, but used epic sweep to examine smaller, more personal truths (even though they were about as diametrically opposed as possible philosophy-wise). And, of course, both of them made gorgeous space-based mindfucks with Solaris and 2oo1: A Space Odyssey respectively.
Acid: Optional, but strongly discouraged.
Andrei Rublev is Tarkovksy's most straightforward film, a biopic of sorts about the 15th century icon painter- the finest of his time- told in an allegorical seven chapter structure, following Rublev from young monk to aging master.
A Toast
Tarkovsky has a reputation for being opaque, but the unique structure of this film, while it occasionally seems to stray, keeps him on track storywise. The chapters, ranging from a pagan Saturnalia to Christ's Crucifixion (perhaps the most striking version ever filmed) to the legitimately hellish sack of Vladimir by Tartars and Russian traitors to an extended parable of a young man who assures the Prince that he can cast him a huge bell. All work together to show how the deeply sensitive, humanistic Rublev was impacted by his experiences and environment during his artistic evolution, taking time to delve into matters of faith, good vs. evil, the human and the divine, and the holy and the profane. It's a beautiful inquiry into how philosophy influences art.
This accessibility makes Andrei Rublev the best place to start with Tarkovsky, but his mind-bending technical flair is still very much on display. The film's full of gorgeous, sharply-framed black and white photography (except for a full color epilogue displaying Rublev's signature works), rich with symbolism. Every inch of the frame, cluttered or blank, and how people and objects move within it, is fraught with meaning.
Horses = Life, if you're wondering why they're so damn many of them.
Tarkovsky also uses sound design, from overt, purposeful dubbing that feels like something from a Terrence Malick movie to music diagetic and non, to immerse you in the reality of the film, but it's a heightened reality, otherworldly, alternating between unnerving, elegiac, and a bone-deep sense of melancholy.
A last tip of the glass to Anatoly Solonitsyn's central performance, his first in a long, fruitful partnership with Tarkovsky. You can see why the director favored him, as he displays all of these emotions and a lifetime of experience with a glance. It's written on a face, a visual director's dream.
Constipated. Nailed it, Robbie boy.
Beer Two
Whatever cut of the film you see (for the record, Tarkovsky endorsed the standard 186 minute release) is quite long, and not always focused on its title character. The script seems to go on a lot of tangents, but comes together in the end- wait for it. There's also more than a little animal cruelty on display, which, again, makes thematic sense, but that doesn't make it any easier to watch.
The video title sort of says it all (no cows, but plenty of horses, harmed in the making of this film).
Andrei Rublev is Andrei Tarkovsky's most accessible film, a primer for his more legendarily avant garde works to follow, but no less a masterpiece than any of them.


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Ludhiana, October 12-The Ludhiana Rural police have cracked the robbery case took place around one week back. (Ludhiana rural police cracks robbery case) The police have arrested four persons in this regard. The accused have been identified as Gurpreet Singh alias Gopa s/o Gurmit Singh of Mallha village, Dalwinder Singh alias Arshi s/o Zora Singh of Dalla village, Avtar Singh alias Tara s/o Gurmail Singh of Mallha village and Ranjit Singh s/o Sukhdev Singh of Chak Bhaika village. The police have also recovered two motorcycles PB 10 FM 5952 and PB 10 EB 1411 used in the crime by the accused.Giving the details during a press conference here today, SSP Ludhiana (rural) IPS Surjit Singh informed the press that some unidentified persons had looted rupees 37128 from one Aamod Kumar s/o Pal Singh Babu Ram of Chadaho village of Saralpur district in Uttar Pradesh on gunpoint on October 4. In his complaint to the police, Aamod Kumar stated that he is an employee of SVB Cetra Company near Hari Singh Hospital Jagraon. He further told the police that on October 4 he was returning to Jagraon on his motorcycle after recovering loan from the clients of the company and when he reached between Mallha and Dalla villages, two unidentified persons coming on a motorcycle from backside hit him with a stick and asked him to stop the bike. According to Aamod Kumar, when he did not stop the bike the accused again hit him with the stick due to which he fell on the road. Following this the accused snatched his kit bag containing 37128 rupees cash and other documents and fled from the scene.After recording the statement of the victim, the Hathur police registered a case under sections 379-B, 427 of IPC and started investigation. According to SSP, during the course of investigation Mandeep Singh alias Mintu, a resident of Mallha village disclosed before the police that he was going towards his village along with his uncle on the day of the incident and he saw main accused Gurpreet Singh alias Gopa. According to Mandeep Singh, when he asked Gurpreet Singh about the incident the later told him that the victim was harassing the girls of their village therefore they beat him. Mandeep Singh further told the police that the accused requested him to not disclose the incident to anyone.Following this, the police obtained the mobile dump and on the basis of the call details of the mobile numbers of the accused the police managed to trace the accused. SSP Surjit Singh further informed that on October 11, the police arrested four accused. The police also recovered 30 thousand rupees of the looted money from the accused. Besides, a 32 bore revolver, four dummy cartridges, one 315 bore rifle were also recovered from Avtar Singh by the police.During the interrogation, the accused confessed their crime before the police. The police produced all the accused before a local court today which awarded four days remand of the accused. SSP Surjit Singh further informed that the further investigation into the case is underway and more revelations are expected during further interrogation of the accused.
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BBC to cap premium rate for programe phone-ins
MUMBAI: UK pubcaster the BBC will introduce a new policy this week to bring greater clarity to audiences in the way programmes which use premium rate phone calls are priced.
From this week, calls to BBC programmes using premium rate telephony are to be capped at 15 pence. The only exception to this will be in programmes directly related to a charity appeal, such as Comic Relief, Children in Need or Restoration.
In these cases, as now, the audience will be given a clear indication that this is happening. The new policy of having just two premium call categories – one capped at 15p for all BBC programmes and the other for any charity appeals – will make it even clearer to audiences what to expect when they interact with BBC programmes in competitions or votes.
At the moment a number of BBC programmes not directly related to a charitable appeal, such as Strictly Come Dancing, take the opportunity to raise a small additional sum for the charities by increasing the call price, usually by 10 pence. This will no longer happen under the new policy.
BBC DG Mark Thompson said, "BBC programmes do not make money from premium rate calls and we've always told viewers and listeners the costs of calling to enter competitions or to vote. But I want this to be even clearer.
"In future, audiences can be clear that these calls will be capped at 15 pence unless they are directly related to a charity appeal. I do understand that this will mean that slightly less money will go to the charities as a result of the new policy, but we're already talking to them about other ways of supporting their work."
The new policy is part of a range of measures the Corporation, with the approval of the BBC Trust, is to take prior to the return of competitions on the BBC.
A new Code of Conduct (bbc.co.uk/competitionspolicy) was announced last month.
The code is the BBC's undertaking to its audiences on the running of competitions and voting, and will be widely publicised to the general public.
45 per cent (7,200) of applicable BBC staff have already attended the mandatory training course Safeguarding Trust which was launched in November following concerns over competitions and editorial breaches.
A limited number of competitions will return to the BBC in a phased manner from January 2008, beginning with Goal Of The Month on Match Of The Day on BBC One and Pop Master on the Ken Bruce show on BBC Radio 2.
A range of measures have been put in place prior to the return of competitions.
These include:
All staff involved in the running of a competition must have attended the BBC's Safeguarding Trust training and the additional training this programme offers in running competitions and voting
A reduction in the number of competitions to be held on BBC programmes
Any proposed competition must have very senior level prior approval
The competition must be supervised by an appropriate editorial figure, and this arrangement must be approved in advance
A senior executive in each BBC Division will advise on any potential issues that may arise from competitions and how approval processes are being bedded down in their division
All use of premium rate phone lines must have the prior approval of the BBC's Editorial Policy Department
BBC programmes are to make audiences aware of the new Code of Conduct on air.
Thompson adds, "The public pay for the BBC, indeed they own the BBC, and quite rightly they have higher expectations of us than of any other broadcaster. Trust in our integrity, our determination to deal fairly and honestly with our audiences, is the most precious thing the BBC possesses.
"The BBC has followed a policy of confronting problems, disclosing everything and giving the public a clear explanation of what we are doing to get things right. Early indications are that our audiences approve of what we've done. After an understandable dip, our ratings for trust are recovering."


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I just try to say it like it is! keep it real, honesty's the best policy, speak the truth, I can't think of anymore sayings of this sort now... Hahah!
your complements are too sweet.
as always, great to have you around. xoxoxoxox
thank you! school now, but video/music are always on the side. hobbies for life (y)
There really are only a few memories that stand out to me anymore. We lived there around '94.
did video/journalism for navy. some of that on here if you're curious. would love to hear your memories of Sigonella https://vimeo.com/lenn9o9n/videos
Brilliant! Thanks for the info!
Helloha! We'll be pressing 100 of them. Should have plenty, I think you'll be good next friday!
Well then, real life it is!
I meant in real life
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Let's be friends. Best friends.
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In Remembrance of Grace M. Purdy
Grace M. PurdyDunmore, PA October 25, 1921 ~ September 29, 2014 Date of Service: October 2, 2014
Grace M. Purdy, 92, of Dunmore, died Monday morning in
Commonwealth Hospice of NEPA at Regional Hospital, Scranton.
Born in Dunmore, she was the daughter of the late George and
Bessie Bulgar Purdy and was a graduate of Dunmore High School. Prior to
retirement, she worked in the local garment industry as a seamstress.
She was a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Dunmore
and was a devote catholic with a strong faith. She enjoyed spending precious
time with her family. She was a member
of the former Dunmore Women's Club. She
will sadly be missed by all who knew her.
The family wishes to thank Dr. Nicholas Dodge and the nurses
and staff at Dunmore Health Care center for all of their care and compassion.
Surviving is a niece; Gail Pigga and husband David, Lake
Ariel and nephews; Arthur Purdy and wife Patricia, Dover, Delaware and Bruce
Purdy and wife Yoko, Yokahama, Japan. Great nieces; Karin Purdy, Becky DuPree,
Tara Hughes, Sara Weiss and great- nephews; David Pigga, Christopher and Shane
Purdy, Daniel Pigga and Jonathon Hughes. Numerous cousins and great-great
nieces and nephews .
She was preceded in death by a sister; Ruth Purdy and
brothers; George, William, Arthur, Harry and Louis and a niece; Joan Hughes.
A funeral Mass will
be held Thursday at 9:30am in St. Mary's Church, Chestnut St., Dunmore.
Inurnment, Dunmore Cemetery
There will be no public calling hours
In Lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Commonwealth
Hospice of NEPA, 746 Jefferson Ave., Scranton, Pa 18510.


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