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She does great, but there’s nothing particularly special or distinctive about it in a way that stops the song dead in its tracks.

Stapleton has the sort of voice that grabs ahold of you, there is a distractingly tortured and weathered cadence to his vocalization that I honestly can’t say I’ve heard in a musician of any genre.

I have a Warbonnet Blackbird XLC and I typically camp from spring to fall but only use my underquilt when the temperatures get into the low 60s.

I have a Warbonnet Blackbird XLC and I typically camp from spring to fall but only use my underquilt when the temperatures get into the low 60s.

I have been using a stainless steel skillet on my MSR Wind Pro II that just really does not work well with eggs no matter how much I heat it up with oil before hand.

I kayak camp on rivers and so cast iron is too heavy and carbon steel too prone to rust. It seems I will be forced to use some form of nonstick, and it appears this model has the best reviews. Can you think of a better option for me or should I just pony up the 50 bucks?

I have been using a stainless steel skillet on my MSR Wind Pro II that just really does not work well with eggs no matter how much I heat it up with oil before hand.

I kayak camp on rivers and so cast iron is too heavy and carbon steel too prone to rust. It seems I will be forced to use some form of nonstick, and it appears this model has the best reviews. Can you think of a better option for me or should I just pony up the 50 bucks?

I typically try to spring and fall camp no colder than 45 and prefer the 50s. Looking at Warbonnet diamondback, as I am already in their system. I tend to be a warm sleeper but as you know, it can quickly get really cold in a hammock. The biggest issue is the temperature when you get in it in the evening is typically quite a bit warmer than the overnight low.

I typically try to spring and fall camp no colder than 45 and prefer the 50s. Looking at Warbonnet diamondback, as I am already in their system. I tend to be a warm sleeper but as you know, it can quickly get really cold in a hammock. The biggest issue is the temperature when you get in it in the evening is typically quite a bit warmer than the overnight low.

I kayak camp on rivers and have tried all available brands, all end up having the same problem. I keep them in a plastic bag with the lid closed, inside my dry bag with the rest of my cookware. Do I really need a separate mini dry bag just for the salt shaker?

After typing that I’m wondering if the moisture from my recently washed and usually damp cookware doesn’t leach into the plastic baggy when they are together inside the dry bag?

I kayak camp on rivers and have tried all available brands, all end up having the same problem. I keep them in a plastic bag with the lid closed, inside my dry bag with the rest of my cookware. Do I really need a separate mini dry bag just for the salt shaker?

After typing that I’m wondering if the moisture from my recently washed and usually damp cookware doesn’t leach into the plastic baggy when they are together inside the dry bag?

I have gotten to the point where I don’t even want to be approached, and it seems like it has become harder and harder to get peace and quiet.

It’s strange because no one who knows me would describe me as an introvert, most would say I’m an affable “people person” but since working retail I have developed extreme social fatigue years of forced interaction. I’m just wondering if some of it is age influenced and normal?

I have gotten to the point where I don’t even want to be approached, and it seems like it has become harder and harder to get peace and quiet.

It’s strange because no one who knows me would describe me as an introvert, most would say I’m an affable “people person” but since working retail I have developed extreme social fatigue years of forced interaction. I’m just wondering if some of it is age influenced and normal?

I know I am kind of pushing it but I’m wondering how much I would compromise texture and flavor by freezing and thawing again

It seems everything about her overnight viral success is manufactured, from her mediocre and plagiaristic songwriting and mediocre talent to her viral internet presence. She is the very definition of a nepotist industry plant, born of billionaire father and Groupon cofounder Eric Lefkofsky.

What bothers me most in all of this, however is her hiding her heritage. This is a time when Jews need to stand tall not tuck tail and hide behind stage monikers to ensure popularity. I guess it reminds me of the trying times we are living through.

I have heard cotton balls soaked in Vaseline, dryer, lint, and even just plain paper or toilet paper. Currently, I only bring toilet paper and break up some sticks really small. Is there more efficient method than this that is more natural and less “cheating?”

I am strongly considering getting one for the convenience when kayak camping, they make a really light and thin Anker and it would be a huge bonus, not to have to mess with cords.

However, I have read that the heating overtime degrade the cells in the phone battery. What has your experience been and what is the official word from the experts?

How exactly can even the richest person for someone so aggressively down our throats? Even Hollywood Nepo babies have hurdles to establishing themselves in the industry, how did this chick just show up?

My biggest issue is with her lack of talent, she has zero range, her voice is really bad, and even with finally polished production, her content is extremely soulless and sterile. This is completely aside from the fact that she apparently stole her breakaway “hit.”

I recently washed my blackbird using Dr. Bronner’s in my bathtub, very lightly soaking it in agitating it by hand. Afterwards, I drained, and then refilled the tub to rinse off any remaining soap, I repeated this twice and then dried it for a couple days hanging up with fans.

I noticed there is a very faint chlorine like smell in the hammock. Now, I wouldn’t call it strong by any means I was thinking back to what could be causing it, and I had someone clean my apartment recently. I asked them what chemicals they used on the bathtub, they said icy clean and this mixed with water. Over two weeks of daily showering, would there really be any residual chemicals left in the tub?

At this point, the hammock is clean, and there’s just a very faint smell of chlorine, but the perfectionist in me, and my obsession with my hammock has started bothering me, wondering what I can or should do to make sure that there are no chemicals in the fabric that could be fading or damaging them? Sorry for the long post, thanks!

I have almost exhausted my search

Cooking for 2-3 hours at 275, wrapped in foil. Refrigerating then reheating over campfire, so trying to maximize the bark and crispiness of it. I only had barbecue sauce at the very end by the campfire.

Last time I used a paste style rub with great success, however, I don’t think I’ll be able to get to the store in time to get that brand. Can I use any old dry rub in a normal spice shaker sold at the grocery store or am I much safer using that same wet paste style?

Specifically for three season camping, with most of my trips taking place in the summer months where lows only get down into the 60s. I do plenty of shoulder season camping however, which this will be used for keeping me warm when it gets down in the mid 40s.