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Alyssa Noel

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Fireside Advice for your Camping Cuisine

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By Alyssa Noel Verified, Okie Dokie Smokies
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When Troy Lymburner, a culinary arts instructor at NAIT, and his wife were first dating, they went on a camping trip. All these years later, she still remembers the meal he packed for their first night under the stars. “Once we got to our campsite and set up, I pulled ceviche out of the cooler,” Lymburner says, talking about the raw, marinated fish spread he had prepared. “That’s what we had for our dinner. She always gives me a hard time about that.
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Ride the River | Edify.

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By Alyssa Noel Verified, Okie Dokie Smokies
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One Friday night back in the mid-1990s, Jason Hayes’ dad dropped him and some friends off at the Genesee Bridge boat launch, west of the city. “ ‘I’d rather be sitting at home having a beer than dropping you guys out here again,’ ” Hayes remembers him saying. “ ‘There should be a service for this.’ ” Hayes took that comment to heart. This July, his business, Canoeheads, is marking 30 years of equipping paddlers with canoes and dropping them off at boat launches around the city.
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Ditch the Kids and Head to Summer Camp

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By Alyssa Noel Verified
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When you’re a kid, the whole point of summer camp is to pack in so many campfires, late nights and outdoor activities that, at the end, you flop into your parents’ minivan, tired, dirty and changed by a taste of independence. Adult summer camp operates a little differently. While some offer those classic camp staples, others provide a chance to immerse yourself in a passion or quest — and, it’s safe to say, all these experiences welcome better hygiene.
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