Efficient Camp Kitchen Uses For Great Outdoors
A Bedford Times-Press September 1976 guide promotes a neat camp kitchen with a well insulated cooler, a five gallon water bucket, dishwashing supplies, labeled personal dish sets, and safe propane fueled equipment. It stresses planning menus, supplies, and simple utensils to speed camp meals.
Choosing a Cooler for Family Picnics and Trips
The article notes rising food costs and advises using coolers to save money by carrying meals. It highlights factors like family size activities and trip length to select the right cooler. For portable needs a lightweight durable option is best, while camping favors the Thermos Super 100 with 100 quart capacity and included accessories.
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Improvements At Lake of Three Fires State Park
Visitors and overnight campers near Bedford note major improvements over the past year at Lake of Three Fires State Park. Rangers Aldridge and Shackelford led work including 420 stumps removed, 600 rods of new boundary fence, a mile and a half of new trails, 75 picnic tables, 200 trees planted, new showers, riprap along the shore, cabin updates, and sewer hookups. Future plans include beach sand, replacing the campground shower, updated appliances, and enclosing the large pole building.
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Good Car Care Pays Off for Vacationers
Car trips remain the economical family travel option as gas prices rise. Regular maintenance through tune-ups, proper tire pressure, alignment, and oil changes can lower costs and prevent breakdowns during holidays. The article urges preventive care to ensure carefree getaways and avoid expensive repairs.
Safer Cars and Drivers Compared With 1930 Death Rates
The article notes highway fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles fall to 4.5 now from 16.5 in 1930, reflecting improved safety standards and driving conditions over time. It emphasizes progress in vehicle design and road safety.
Launching Boat Quick and Easy Tips From Johnson Outboards
Quick boat launching and retrieval tips aim to reduce waiting fines at launch ramps. Steps include checking boat plug and lines, loading gear, and having an assistant back the boat off the trailer. Retrieving involves submerging rear rollers, guiding the boat onto the trailer, and securing it away from the launch area.
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