Four days on El Cap

Article Abstract:

Chris Hadland and Caleb Rightmyer are two young climbers who scaled the steep face of El Capitan. Halfway up the sheer granite face 3,000 feet high, they were stranded when a rope stuck in a crack and required much effort to free. The two also fought off exhaustion until they reached the top.

Personal narratives, Rock climbing, El Capitan (California)

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Kayak camp

Article Abstract:

A kayaking adventure trip was seven months in the making as a group of Boy Scouts from Utah first had to learn how to design and build their own kayaks. Each scout member had the opportunity to test the seaworthiness of their individual creations on a trip to Utah's Lake Powell.

Cover Story, Training, Design and construction, Kayaking, Kayaks, Boy Scouts

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Reflect on cooking: a homemade reflector oven is lightweight and will be easy to use on your next camp-out

Article Abstract:

Step-by-step instructions are presented for making a reflector oven to use when cooking over a campfire. The oven is made of two aluminum oven liners folded to form a shelf.

Equipment and supplies, Outdoor cookery, Outdoor cooking, Camp stoves, Cookery (Frankfurters)

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