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The website Planeta.com, self-described as a global journal of practical ecotourism, has just named Traveler’s Tool Kit: Mexico & Central America by Rob Sangster and Tim Leffel, a book of the year in its guidebook category. Th...
Attention all smart, savvy, sophisticated ladies - it’s time to get outside! We know it’s cold, but Kim Lipker’s latest book is sure to get you motivated, informed and hiking.Smart & Savvy Hiking: What Every Woman...
as you join us on a guided tour of the most terrifyingly haunted places across America. The America’s Haunted Roadtrip series is gaining speed as we barrel on into Fall. Join our new community as we share the scares and tell the t...
Publishing books and maps about nature and outdoor adventures, we get to see A LOT of beautiful photographs. It’s one of the perks of working here. Almost every photo that comes across our screens would make a nice wallpaper backg...
Over Father’s Day weekend, my fiance & I spent the weekend at Lake Martin with his family.Lake Martin is located in the central part of the state of Alabama (U.S.) in the counties of Tallapoosa, Elmore, and Coosa. It is a 39,1...
After nearly 10 years as Senior Editor for COASTAL LIVING Magazine, covering the shores of North America, Susan Haynes has expanded her geography to embrace the river, forest, and mountain terrain of Menasha Ridge Press. As Senior Acqui...
Everyone say ‘hi’ to Lisa Borelli. She is our new marketing dynamo here at Menasha Ridge Press and is helping shape things up for us and Keen Communications. A graduate of the University Montana, Lisa has an inborn love of...
It’s here and available for sale! The latest edition of Ron Dalby’s Guide to the Alaska Highway has shipped, just in time for the gorgeous weather and unbelievable Alaska travel season. This fantastic guide goes beyond ...
Mountain Bike! Orange County author David Womack has started a new blog. Now you can follow David as he posts about everything from biking to author appearances.
This past weekend we loaded up the VW and headed to Montgomery to participate in this year’s Alabama Book Festival. The weather was perfect as was our location.All of which were made that much better by getting to spend time speak...
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Phoenix, AZ
Tony Padegimas is, among many other things, a free-lance writer who spends as much time as possible in his hammock slung in some random part of a national forest. His wife, two children, and two dogs join him on occasion, but report mixed feelings about whether these endeavors are really worthwhile.
In addition to wanderings in the wilderness, he also chronicles sports, fitness, historical curiosities, technical theatre (which is also his day job) and the inside guts of buildings. His work has appeared in numerous local and regional magazines and a handful of national publications. This is his first book.
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The website Planeta.com, self-described as a global journal of practical ecotourism, has just named Traveler’s Tool Kit: Mexico & Central America by Rob Sangster and Tim Leffel, a book of the year in its guidebook category. Th...
Now this is the way to cruise down a lazy river! But I have to admit, as fun as this looks I can’t imagine how tiring it’d be to try and run around in the water. I bet it gets hot too. But still Waterwalkerz has made my list...
Attention all smart, savvy, sophisticated ladies - it’s time to get outside! We know it’s cold, but Kim Lipker’s latest book is sure to get you motivated, informed and hiking.Smart & Savvy Hiking: What Every Woman...
as you join us on a guided tour of the most terrifyingly haunted places across America. The America’s Haunted Roadtrip series is gaining speed as we barrel on into Fall. Join our new community as we share the scares and tell the t...
Make the most out of the clear, crisp fall weekends with a trip to Boston. Grab a copy of Walking Boston and get to Beantown for a true taste of fall. The trees at the Arnold Arboretum are near peak, the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway...
Bill McKibben wrote the amazingly insightful and equally terrifying The End of Nature.This excerpt came from his next book, entitled Enough; Staying Human in an Engineered Age published by Times Books. Bill is clearly a smart, thou...
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So how does one approach coming back, and equally so, moving on.When young, the body is Mission Control while the brain tags along and hopefully sponges up all there is to learn from the journeys. In time, the mind becomes the tr...
You have probably noticed that it has been somewhat quiet on the blog. With September comes a bit of change. School started and the long summer camping trips came to a halt. This year my darling husband, Bryan, was called away on bus...
One thing that is really quite important is camp kitchen hygiene and I am constantly washing my hands to the point of it almost being a fetish. Yesterday, while at Hiker s Haven in Oakville, Ontario, I discovered a great solution fr...
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