Camping trips usually start out the same – you arrive at your camp site, unload your vehicle, and setup your tent or trailer. This is often done in some sweltering heat and leaves you sweating profusely and looking for a cold drink.
Have you ever gotten to this point and found that you brought the drinks, but forgot to put them in the fridge or cooler? Now all you have is warm soda or beer to quench your thirst.
Well this simple trick can chill your canned or bottled drink to an incredibly cool temperature in just a couple of minutes.
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To all of the mothers out there, we would like to wish you a happy Mother’s Day from all of us here at Practically Camping! After all, family is what camping is all about.
Ahh yes… the days of tent camping. I can recall many a night where I would lay awake in my tent and watch the lightning through the moonroof on my Woods two-room tent. I loved the sound of the thunder and heavy rain hammering the nylon. I think that was my favorite part of tent camping.
Most blogs have guest posts written by experts on a particular subject and this one will be no exception. 
Most of us remember to change the batteries in our household smoke alarms on a regular basis. If you’re like me, it’s because the smoke alarm lets out an annoying beep every few minutes when the battery gets low.
Watching my own kids while we camp leads me on a path down memory lane. When I think back to being knee-high to a grasshopper and camping, the one thing that was the same about every trip was how scary it could get once the sun went down.