Dirty Wet Dog!!!!
The kid’s were out of school for Good Friday recently, so we took them backpacking on the Appalachian Trail near Tray Mountain. Here they are at Tray Gap about a mile from the summit.
The kid’s were out of school for Good Friday recently, so we took them backpacking on the Appalachian Trail near Tray Mountain. Here they are at Tray Gap about a mile from the summit.
Episode 26: Blind Courage
In Episode 26 of the N2Backpacking podcast series, I speak with Director Clint Ross who is hard at work with Producer Paula O'Neal on the film adaptation of the book Blind Courage, which is based on the 1990 Appalachian Trail thru-hike of Bill Irwin – the first legally blind hiker to complete the entire Trail within a single year with his dog Orient.
In Episode 26 of the N2Backpacking podcast series, I speak with Director Clint Ross who is hard at work with Producer Paula O'Neal on the film adaptation of the book Blind Courage, which is based on the 1990 Appalachian Trail thru-hike of Bill Irwin – the first legally blind hiker to complete the entire Trail within a single year with his dog Orient.
Hiking With The Dog To Plum Orchard Shelter
Fortunately the 6 lb. Duraflame log that we packed in (after cutting it in to three pieces) makes for an effortless fire, and we are able to get some heat from the fire as the temps drop in to the 30's. Here's the dog snuggling up around the campfire.
Fortunately the 6 lb. Duraflame log that we packed in (after cutting it in to three pieces) makes for an effortless fire, and we are able to get some heat from the fire as the temps drop in to the 30's. Here's the dog snuggling up around the campfire.
Hiking With Boone Dawg In Panthertown Valley
After fattening up on Thanksgiving dinner, The Camel meets us in North Carolina for a hike in to Panthertown Valley. No one is more excited than the Boone Dawg who is craving some time in the backcountry. And we are blessed with sunshine as you can see from the the shadows in this photo.
After fattening up on Thanksgiving dinner, The Camel meets us in North Carolina for a hike in to Panthertown Valley. No one is more excited than the Boone Dawg who is craving some time in the backcountry. And we are blessed with sunshine as you can see from the the shadows in this photo.
What Is Dog Backpacking?
Backpacking is one of the most loved activities in the American and European countries. However, when you want to take your dogs along for backpacking trips, there are many tips that should be considered by you.
Backpacking is one of the most loved activities in the American and European countries. However, when you want to take your dogs along for backpacking trips, there are many tips that should be considered by you.
How To Buy Dog Gear For Your Hiking Dog
So, you’re welcoming a yelping, slobbering, panting and messy new member into the family? Congratulations! The next few months will be hard, but you’re all set to ride on the ride of a lifetime.
So, you’re welcoming a yelping, slobbering, panting and messy new member into the family? Congratulations! The next few months will be hard, but you’re all set to ride on the ride of a lifetime.
Doggin’ Atlanta: Hike With Your Dog In The Big Peach
Two visitor centers, Paces Mill at the southern access and Island Ford near the center, service the Chattahoochee River NRA’s 14 land units and more than 50 miles of trails. Much of the canine hiking on these day-use trails is easy, through meadows and wooded gorges along the river.
Two visitor centers, Paces Mill at the southern access and Island Ford near the center, service the Chattahoochee River NRA’s 14 land units and more than 50 miles of trails. Much of the canine hiking on these day-use trails is easy, through meadows and wooded gorges along the river.
Trail Paws: The Rise Of Doggy Fashion
The rise of doggy fashion has seen all sorts of accessories become available for your pet.
The rise of doggy fashion has seen all sorts of accessories become available for your pet.
Letting Rebel Go: Saying Goodbye To Man's Best Friend
I miss my dog – not that I don’t have a new one, but I can’t forget my old one. It was 18 months ago, when Rebel sat outside the door watching me pack for a hike to The Perch in North Georgia. He died within ten days of that trip, and I vividly recall (and photographed) him sitting by my shop door – barking as if to join me.
I miss my dog – not that I don’t have a new one, but I can’t forget my old one. It was 18 months ago, when Rebel sat outside the door watching me pack for a hike to The Perch in North Georgia. He died within ten days of that trip, and I vividly recall (and photographed) him sitting by my shop door – barking as if to join me.
Best Hikes With Dogs Guidebooks
Hiking Gear For Your Dog
Mastering the Trick of Choosing the Right Treats for Your Dogs
You’ve probably found yourself in this situation once or twice: walking up and down the pet aisles, looking for that perfect treat to give your dog. You look at one pack after the other, trying to find treats that you think your pet will really like. Of course, if you already know what your pet likes, you can always just go ahead and order genuine pet supplies online, but what if you have no idea what kind of pet treats to buy for your dog? Here are some great tips to keep in mind in choosing … [Read More...]
Just saw this trailer for a movie based on the 90’s book Blind Courage…
Just saw this trailer for a movie based on the 90's book Blind Courage. Looks like a great film, but they need your support. Follow this link to learn more: http://www.blindcouragethemovie.com … [Read More...]