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Columnists - Marcia Adair

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Food for the Family Camping Trip
By Marcia Adair
No camping trip is complete without an old, green Coleman stove. This propane-powered stove has kept generations of campers well fed in the most adverse weather conditions. Because they are so common and virtually indestructible, it should be quite easy to find a used one in a second hand shop or the classified section of your local paper.
Posted on: 06/30/2006 | 7 Feedback(s)
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Don't Canoes Tip Easily?
By Marcia Adair
Like most things, canoes are perfectly safe if used in the manner in which they were designed. In actual fact, you have to work pretty hard to flip a canoe over because of its relatively flat bottom. Granted, if you stand up in a canoe, it is likely to turn over but then again, you're kind of asking for trouble if you do something like that.
Posted on: 05/23/2006 | 0 Feedback(s)
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How to Steer a Canoe
By Marcia Adair
Steering a canoe efficiently can cause quite a bit of frustration for the novice canoeist. The best advice is to do a little as possible and when you do need to correct the course, do it with the least amount of effort. This will ensure you don't get stuck in a cycle of overcorrecting yourself.
Posted on: 05/16/2006 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Can I Paddle a Canoe By Myself?
By Marcia Adair
The short answer is yes, you can paddle a canoe by yourself. It is infinitely easier to do with two people but with a few minor alterations, you should be able to have a pleasant journey.
Posted on: 05/16/2006 | 0 Feedback(s)
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