The Perfect Barbecue

By Owen Jones

The three most essential elements of any barbecue party are the guests, the weather and the food. I can not make recommendations about your friends and family, you are on your own there, but I hope you will find my suggestions for the other two fronts practical.

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Essential Camping Gear You Can Not Do Without

Coleman SunDome
7-Foot by 7-Foot 3-Person
Dome Tent

By Tiffany Ellis

A fun camping trip will be as good as you make. If you forget some of the necessities that you must have, the trip will be harder right from the start. Make a well thought out check list before you start packing and you will be less likely to forget anything essential. The tent is by far from the only important things you will need for a great camping experience.

Every camping trip needs a first aid kit. This could end up being the most helpful equipment you take. Camping can be filled with all kinds of opportunities for accidents and even illness that you won't expect, but can easily happen. You always need a bright lantern in case anything happened in the night and you must be able to see well.

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The Coleman Propane Camping Heater

by Mark

Camping is extremely popular during the summer months, where the heat during the day keeps campers warm and able to swim, fish and hike recreational. While the summer days carry quite a bit of heat, summer nights can be a cold and uncomfortable experience without the right camping heater. While ages ago, camping heaters were hazards to fires from brush or blankets, advancements in technology have made these gas heaters an affordable and safe way to stay warm through beautiful summer nights. Picking the right heater within your budget and with a capacity to heat your tent will make you appreciate your purchase when you could be shivering.

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Sayward - Vancouver Island - Canada

Heading To Vancouver Island

By Casey Beam

Sayward is a village located on Kelsey Bay in a spectacular natural environment of the Sayward Valley along the north east coast of Vancouver Island.

By Vancouver Island standards, Sayward is a fairly old settlement. It was established in the 1890s at the mouth of the Salmon River and was originally called Port Kusum. Settlers arrived by boat and pushed inland into the lush valley.

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