Provisions: The Love Of God Brewing
For the Love of God Brewing offers hoppy, sour, and dark beer styles as well as a rotating on-tap beers in its Spokane brewery.
Month: July 2020
Provisions: Campfire Pepper Vinegar
By Dorian Karahalios Whether you’re adding a dash to your campfire instant mashed potatoes or sneaking it in as dinner’s secret ingredient, pepper vinegar is a versatile and flavor-packed provision that will bring complex flavor and life to any dish. The beauty of pepper vinegar is in its simplicity and versatility. More heat? Super-hots like Carolina reapers pack …
3 Simple Ways to Picnic
As we work through reopening parks, trails, and outdoor recreation sites, picnics and family mealtimes in the park are becoming more and more appealing. Here are my recommendations for creating simple foods and drinks to enjoy on a blanket or bench in the great outdoors. On a stick: You can put almost any food on a stick, …
It Doesn’t Have to Suck to Be Worth It
“It was pretty grim,” says Geoff of the 50-mile slog we were attempting to complete. He’s done it before. Twice. He ought to know. We were winding our way through the cloud-saturated trees for hours. Bright tufts of moss dripped off gnarled branches, leaving patches of iridescent green carpet as soft landing for our rain-soaked feet. Other terms used during the event include, …
Urban Scavenger Hunt: Munzee
The goal of summer is to get kids outside. But what do you do on those no-trip weekends when no one wants to hike or bike but you need to get everyone out of the house? A cross between geocaching and a scavenger hunt, Munzee is an app great for getting outside into new places. Asking my kids to …
Nutrition & Hydration: 4 Tips for Runners
Though I primarily run in the morning, I’ve noticed that the later in the day I go, the faster I am (whether this is due to being more warmed up or less sleepy or some other factor, I haven’t successfully determined). One of the obstacles to making this my normal, though, is that elusive mental …
For the Love of Biking and Wind in the Face
More people starting biking during the pandemic and enjoying the correlating physical, mental, and emotional benefits.
Resources for Traditional Archers
Traditional archery has been around for 60-70,000 years, and it has existed in many cultures across the globe. The elegant simplicity is nothing new to the longstanding heritage of stick and string, but when our daily lives have been strained to the tension of a bowstring, it sure can be heartening to let fly with …
Traditional Archery: Getting Started
My friend Steve is a throwback. He lives among the rest of us, but the guy belongs to the rambler’s era of the old West. So when the news arrived that he had been handcrafting wooden bows and practicing traditional archery, I knew Steve was shooting for a deeper simplicity. What a thrill when he later gifted …
Ocean to Idaho: Following the Chinook Salmon
This summer, journalist, filmmaker, and outdoor enthusiast Kris Millgate of Idaho Falls is setting off on an epic road trip chasing salmon across the Pacific Northwest. Her adventure is intended to inspire the public to appreciate the improbable migration of native Chinook salmon from the wilds of Central Idaho to the Pacific Ocean and back again. Millgate will follow and film the migration through …