Camping Tip 42 Boat Gear for the Road
Ahoy maties! I saw a post on Facebook recently where someone admonished someone for using the term ‘tug’ to describe his tow…
Camping Tip 29 Reading a Map to Survive
It’s a Long Way to the Top if You’re Taking it Slow-wowoh Have you ever wondered about those often faint lines on…
Camping Tip 52 The Year of Camping Tips
Camp and Travel’s Camping Tips for 2020 Well… what a year and what a journey. My year of Travels in 2020, during…
Camping Tip 51 Women out Camping
Ladies – You Got This! Something I see a lot of when I’m Out and About is stickers on cars like ‘Mine…
Camping Tip 50 Using Your Watch as a Compass
Following my Tips and Hacks #49 and my invitation for suggestions, David (a great mate of mine) suggested we look at finding…
Camping Tip 49 The Sun is talking to you
We are in danger of losing old skills. Sometimes, having these somewhat old skills can garner ‘Hero Status’ recognition in the camp…
Camping Tip 48 Camp Etiquettes
Camp Etiquette is More Than How You Hold Your Teacup When you go outside the structured and controlled behaviours of organised caravan…
Camping Tip 47 Emergency Blankets
Why Emergency Blankets are a Camping Essential. They’re about the size of a big handkerchief when folded and could safe a life….
Camping Tip 46 Why Not Overtake Turning Vehicles?
DO NOT OVERTAKE TURNING VEHICLE So, what’s this all about and who cares? For the purposes of camping and travel, lets look...
Camping Tip 45 Australia’s First Nation People
How to Say the Places and Words of Australia’s First Nation People To celebrate NAIDOC Week in 2020, I thought I’d make…