Koko Head Crater Hike
Koko Head Crater Hike is an arduous journey up the side of an ancient volcano using an abandoned railroad as a trail. Learn More …
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How to Select Arrows for Optimal Performance
Many beginners wonder how to pick the right arrows for a bow. I’m going to tell you the most mentally efficient method (simple + accurate) for selecting arrows, though there are much more precise methods like what you’ll find here. Learn More …
Escaping the Tourist Traps in Pigeon Forge
Most people think that once they’ve been on “the strips” of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, they’ve seen all that those locations have to offer. Smokey Mountains National Park is a vast place that may seem daunting to those who aren’t Learn More …
Breaking News: Bee Attack Screws Up Yoga
This is me in the beginning of summer: joyful, hopeful, hanging out at Lake Lanier with my friends. Don’t I look so happy to be doing some yoga in the sand? This is me after a bee attack. This is Learn More …
Little Garden that Could
We’ve got veggies! So far, we’ve been able to harvest lettuce, spinach, chives, basil, cherry tomatoes, cayenne peppers, a few jalapenos and one mysterious lime green pepper. I’m quite proud of my little organic garden that could! I’m excited about Learn More …
Drop the Bass and Do the Florida Weave, Y’all!
Everyone says the same thing about the Florida Weave when they first hear it: “Is that some sort of dance?” or “That’s a hair style, right?” It’s not either. It’s a method of supporting tomato plants that is cost efficient Learn More …
It’s Spring! Last Minute Tips to Get Your Garden Ready
Welcome to Spring, the official beginning of terrific weather, sunshine and refreshing showers. The southeast has had an abnormally crappy winter (not that the midwest or northeast had it any better) and Spring couldn’t come fast enough. Some of you Learn More …