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Blog Carnival - November 13th 2009
Welcome to the November 13, 2009 edition of Women and Outdoor Adventure! This month we feature bigfoot hunting, how to dress for hiking, hot springs, travel all over the world and a literary article, just for something different. If you like the articles please share this post (you can use the share button at the bottom of the article).
Autumn Williams presents Following up on a bigfoot track find posted at Oregon Bigfoot Blog join a real life Bigfoot hunter as she chases up a track sighting!
Hiking Lady presents Hiking Lady Tip: Layering | Hiking Lady posted at Hiking Lady, saying, "The key to being comfortable on the trail is layering. Whether you’re on a one hour hike or a multi-day trip, the weather can change at any minute, and to stay comfy you need to have layers."
Brooke Allen presents The Boiling River posted at Rambling Brooke, in Yellowstone National Park.
Zhu presents Torres Del Pain(e) posted at Correr Es Mi Destino, saying, "One of the main attractions in Southern Chilean Patagonia is the Torres Del Paine National Park"
Felicity Arnold presents Wellington posted at KIWI KIKI, the NZ town.
HCF presents How to Get Up Early and Go Fishing Comfortably posted at Hike Camp Fish.
Madeleine Begun Kane presents Pedestrian Poems posted at Mad Kane's Humor Blog.
Linda Jones presents 101 Books Every Woman Should Read posted at AccreditedOnlineColleges.org, just for something a little bit different!
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