We've watched Mountain Men on several occasions on the History Channel. Every time, I think Robin and I both are both in awe and jealous of how these guys and their families live. Simple, free, and "wild". Basically, they are masters of their own destiny, in control of their own survival in this world without being apart of the "rat race" most of us live by holding down normal 9 to 5's or staying at home raising the kiddos while spouses are at their day jobs.
That's not to say that they have it easy. By no means do these men and their families have it easy. As a matter of fact I think the rest of society (as a whole) have it easy. Heck, if what these guys did was easy, everyone would be doing it and there would be no need for a show right?
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Mountain Men Season 2 DVD Giveaway
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Friday, April 11, 2014
Which Bike is Right For Your Chosen Trail?
Spring is here! And
with spring comes warmer weather that is perfect for biking! There are many
different trails to take advantage of this spring. However, in order to ensure
smooth navigation and riding, you should consider what your trail is like, the climate
of the area, and which bike would work best for your chosen trail. There are
several different bike options available for serious cyclers. Having the right
bike for your chosen trail will make a huge difference in your riding and how
enjoyable your biking trip is. Here’s a breakdown on some of the most popular
bikes and which trails they work the best for.
1. Mountain Bikes – Mountain
bikes are some of the most popular bikes for cyclists to use on trails. They
are perfect for mountain conditions, dirt paths, and other off-road conditions.
However, these bikes are also frequently used on an all-around basis due to
their durability and strength. If you want to use a mountain bike on the road
it will also be an excellent choice since they can handle rough road conditions
such as potholes very well.
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