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How to clean your tent after summer adventures
Travel 6 Jan, 2022 10:36 PM3 minutes to read A little care goes a long way when it comes to keeping your tent in tip-top condition. Photo / Unsplash For some people, the meticulous cleaning and packing of a tent is an enjoyable process. For the rest of us, it’s more a case of swiftly shoving things into impossibly small bags and tossing them into the depths of the garage for another year. However, a well cleaned and packed tent can make a huge difference, not only to how easy it is to use next time but long it
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The genius buy that could transform cold British camping holidays next summer
EVERY year, hundreds of thousands of Brits pack up their tents and head to the great outdoors to go camping. But the British weather doesn’t always play ball so campers are often left feeling fairly damp and chilly. 3 Heated camping chairs, like this one from Pop Design, could transform a chilly camping trip If you click on a link in this story we may earn affiliate revenue. That could be a thing of the past thanks to a genius device that can keep you cosy and warm while you sit outside. Heated camping chairs are a game-changer for campers.
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Myrtle Beach vacation deals sizzle this summer | Travel
(ARA) – Who wouldn’t love a fun beach vacation this spring or summer? If you’re afraid, however, that high-season prices put a beach getaway out of your budget, think again. With the slowly recovering economy still keeping many wary would-be vacationers at home, plenty of deals will be out there for those who know where to look. From anywhere on the eastern seaboard, Myrtle Beach, home of South Carolina’s famed “Grand Strand” and 60 miles of beautiful beaches, is a prime destination. Even in summer, you’ll find Myrtle Beach hotels offering outstanding deals and incentives. Whatever type accommodations you’re seeking
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Labor Day weekend usually marks the end of summer flings
This summer had its share of racking up miles for summertime fun despite gas prices increasing around the holidays. Labor Day weekend usually marks the end of summer flings throughout the Midwest. Throughout Hillsdale County, people enjoyed vacations packed with camping, reunions and planned activities. While grocery shopping before Labor Day, conversations buzzed about where families planned to go for summer’s last hurrah. On our end, plenty of memories were made this summer to recount among family and friends. And, traveling there is half the fun. Since the kids are scattered across the country, we opted to visit with the
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Camping UK: ‘Really important’ tips for camping holiday this summer | Travel News | Travel
2021 is quickly becoming the year of the staycation and many Britons are packing up their tents, sleeping bags and roll mats to explore their backyard. Heading out on a camping staycation can be exciting, but the holiday feeling shouldn’t stop hopeful campers from making sure they have the right gear. All important for a good night sleep in the great outdoors, a sleeping bag is a must on every camping trip. But how do campers choose the right one? David Scotland, owner of family-run camping equipment retailer Outdoor World Direct, has some tips to help holidaymakers make the right
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Seven San Diego-area families evacuated from Afghanistan after summer trip abroad
Seven San Diego-area families that had been stranded in Afghanistan amid the Taliban takeover have now been evacuated, with one family still stuck in the country, according to officials from the local California school district. The Associated Press first reported Monday that six families from the Cajon Valley Union School District had safely made it out. Superintendent David Miyashiro confirmed to The Hill Wednesday that the total number increased to seven. The superintendent said that according to the school district’s Family and Community Liaisons department, four families “have safely returned to Cajon Valley,” with two additional families in the U.S.
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4 California Families Remain Stuck in Afghanistan After Summer Vacation, 2 Back in U.S.
Four California families remain stuck in Afghanistan after visiting relatives in the country during their summer vacations, while two families have made it back to the U.S., officials said Thursday. The families are all from El Cajon, a suburb east of San Diego, which has a large refugee population. Many of the families had gone to Afghanistan so the children could see their grandparents in May and early June, before the Taliban took over the government. U.S. government officials and California Republican Rep. Darrell Issa have been working to get the other four families safely evacuated as the two other
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