When we started this site we were actually looking for camping gear to replace some of the worn out gear that we currently have. Then we colaborated with a few other people that were looking for the same thing. To find better prices on new camping and survival supplies. In our search we found some really great deals and met some great people. So we started to build this site to reflect some of those deals.
In our blog site and in our Mega Store you can find tons of great deals on things like tents-canopies, backpacks, fire starting kits, and tons of other great camping stuff. There are even foldable camping chairs which can be pretty handy when you are going on a long trip.
EarthArticles.com was originally created to bring together a community of hikers and campers that wanted to share their stories about their adventures from around the world. We feel like we have accomplished that with this blog as anyone can add their two cents to any of the articles and if so inspired can become co-authors of the blog.
If you would like to be a co-author of this blog please feel free to contact us ….
The RV has been a lot of work. We have been working almost every weekend … with a few off for the holidays … to get this thing done. All winter we have been out in the cold getting our hands dirty and our fingers frozen and we are almost there!
It’s so close to being done we can taste it! Camping in the new RV means that we get to take off to where ever and park where ever we can and head out into the woods with a base to come back to that has a potty! No more poopin out in the middle of the tics and getting poison oak on my butt again. This also means that we are going to be able to bring more camera equipment with us on our trips and that means more video and more pictures of our adventures.
Which brings me to another good idea. To go along with the Survival Pack testing, I was thinking about dong a podcast show called … Oh wait … I better save that for a minute.
Here we took a $1000 RV found on CraigsList.org and turned it into a livable, functional RV that we can use and have not spent over $500 total in renovations. Recycling most of the old pieces from the RV helped a lot and we were able to find some free stuff for the interior from craigslist.org as well.
