Three major things in life need speed that can be activated instantly: athletic competition, action sports and ordinary activities like hiking, biking or even walking.
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Headed into the outdoors doesn't have to mean unplugging. These three gadgets will help you keep rocking out and recording, even while you soak up the surf and sun this summer.
After months of anticipation, trip planning and a final reminder to keep our life vests on at all times on the river, the moment finally arrived.
With the arrival of summer comes more days spent kayaking on the water and exploring new hiking trails all while heightening your risk of developing skin cancer, thanks to the sun's dangerous UV rays.
Standing in the sparse shade of trees lining the American River, near Sacramento, Calif., Patrick Ellis eyed a group of rafters as they swept toward a bike/pedestrian bridge.
Most salad eaters eventually come to a point where the sight of a lettuce leaf puts their taste buds in a coma. But it doesn't have to be that way. The best bowls combine surprising, flavorful components that never leave your mouth underwhelmed or your stomach growling - and they deliver a helping of good-for-you nutrients. Here are three essential steps to creating a superior salad from Women's Health.
The folks that bring you Clif energy bars now have the perfect libation for the trail, too. The Climber wine pouch comes with red (Cabernet Sauvignon), and white (Chardonnay), in a pouch with a hole perfect for hanging from a tree or a tent pole.
The tradition started in 1973 when Tacoma, Wash., resident Ruggles Larson called his four daughters together to tell them about a new race called the Sound to Narrows.
With the arrival of summer comes more days spent kayaking on the water and exploring new hiking trails all while heightening your risk of developing skin cancer, thanks to the sun's dangerous UV rays.
The matching Mother's Day T-shirts in 2006 did it: Horizontal stripes on mom and son - and a camera to capture the moment.
On Centre: Centre Region
Some people have yet to discover their calling, but Dr. Paul Kattupalli, of State College, combines dual passions. His primary profession involves providing medical services at Nittany Urgent Care in State College. He is also pursuing a career as an independent filmmaker, and his feature film debut comes out on DVD today.
For the CDT/Stan Kotala
ON THE TRAIL
A wealth of wildflowers can be observed easily along the Moore's Hill Trail in May at Canoe Creek State Park near Hollidaysburg in Blair County. This 3.2-mile footpath encircling Moore’s Hill and traversing deciduous forest, old fields, thickets and riparian areas offers a moderate hike and visual delights to wildflower enthusiasts.
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REEDSVILLE — Seven paddlers represented the Mach One kayak team at the Kish Slalom last weekend and paddled away with a slew of victories.
PGC votes on giving bobcat hunters separate opportunities
Many think that hunters do not often get their way with the Pennsylvania Game Commission. However, in the case of those who pursue bobcats with dogs, their wish was granted at the agency’s April meeting.
CDT/Joshua Sykes
FIRST DAY OF TROUT SEASON
Anglers braving rain, wind rewarded with the catch at local streams
UNIONVILLE — Mike Grando had been hoping for sunny spring weather to help him celebrate a day as meaningful to him as Christmas.
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