Salmon Fishing USA

I guess it’s fair to say Hubby got “hooked” on salmon fishing. He even went out and bought himself a fishing boat so he’s all geared up to catch the big one. Yes, we now have a “big boat” to take the family out skiing and camping, and a “little boat” for fishing. Being that we’re a one car family, I find it kind of ironic to own two boats. Hubby says it’s just a matter of having the right tools for the job, kind of like I own several sewing machines to accomplish the tasks I want in the sewi

by Morgan Lee Camping is really a fun and you can hope for nothing else but entertainment out here. I would definitely say that there are so many campgrounds out here in the US. All of them are equally good. It provides us with the ample opportunity to make sure that we are able to witness the gift of nature in front of your own eyes. If you are in Kentucky and you wish to have an enormous camping experience, then in that case, there are a number of options with you. As a matter of fact, th

Last Friday I had the opportunity to go on a delivery with Bill Kastinos from Tortoise Shell Homes to Chanslor Guest Ranch located 1 mile north of Bodega Bay. The historic 378 acre Chanslor Ranch is known for its magnificent ocean views, horse back riding on the beach, ocean view rooms, wildlife preserve and the thousands of acres of Sonoma Coast State Beach which surround the property. It has also been a camping destination for the last 50 years. Chanslor Ranch offers camping with e

by Morgan Lee Camping is one of the best activities that you can enjoy outdoor and it is considered to be very good for both the body and soul. It gives you an opportunity to have a rendezvous with natural world and revitalize your mind or soul. The increasing enthusiasm about camping has caused a large number of state parks and campgrounds to be opened all around United States. Camping is a very good leisure activity for your body, mind and soul. It helps you to experience the gift of natur

Admittedly, I experienced Stephen King's N. under utterly ideal conditions, which might explain why I consider it such a marvelous short story - one of King's best. I was driving to northern California for a weekend of camping and whitewater rafting (the Cal Salmon river - just an hour or so south of Oregon). It got dark just as I left the highway and hit the winding, narrow country backroads; no headlights, no cars. I happened to be listening to King's recent Just After Sunset short story c