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Monsters In The Woods: Backpacking With Children

by Tim Hauserman · 2007

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A handbook for parents who would like to introduce their children to backpacking and camping. It provides advice such as: how to prepare, what to bring, who carries what, how far to walk, what to do in camp, safety precautions, dealing with mishaps, and proper trail and campground etiquette.

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adult
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short · 152 pages

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