Stretching from Mexico northwards along the Pacific Ocean for about 900
miles, California has a vast terrain encompassing cliff-lined beaches,
redwood forests, the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Central Valley farmland,
and the arid Mojave Desert. While many may think of Hollywood and other
famous cities and regions within the state, California is also a jackpot
for outdoor enthusiasts and lovers of adventure. Indeed, the sheer size
of the state demands a wide variety of climates and geological features
prime for outdoor exploring.
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As the largest and most sparsely-populated state in the U.S., Alaska is
ideal for visitors looking to enjoy the outdoors away from the hustle
and hubbub of modern-day urbanization. Indeed, Alaska is well-known for
its diverse geographical features including diverse terrain, wide-open
spaces, mountains, and forests. Abundant wildlife makes for a scenic
trip, and there are a host of activities available for visitors and
tourists looking to make the most of their Alaskan vacation.
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Pumpkin is in-season, and almost everyone is on the hunt for
pumpkin-flavored foods. Loaded with beta-carotene which is converted to
Vitamin A in the body, pumpkin is part of a group of foods thought to
help reduce the risk of developing certain types of cancers and heart
disease. By incorporating pumpkin into several food items, you can get
the boost of energy
you need to hit the ground running while also enjoying the flavors of
fall. Here are three of our favorite energy-boosting pumpkin recipes to
try today!
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Nestled between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers is the midwestern
state of Iowa, the only state to have both eastern and western borders
formed entirely of rivers. Known for its vast landscape of rolling hills
and fertile cornfields, Iowa’s agricultural economy has also made a
recent transition to a more diversified economy consisting of
biotechnology and green energy production, to name a few. There are
several natural lakes within the state as well as well as a multitude of
diversified ecological areas, but most of the state still remains
primarily agricultural in nature. Still, there are several areas of
interest to the avid outdoor explorer in Iowa!
Nicknamed “The Prairie State”, Illinois is located in the midwestern
region of the US and is marked by geographical features such as its
farmland, rolling hills, forests, and even wetlands. There are three
major divisions within the state known as Chicagoland, Central Illinois,
and Southern Illinois. The latter 2 of these sections boasts more of
the rural farmlands and rugged terrains that are ideal for outdoor
adventurers, as Chicagoland is aptly named for its most notable feature:
Chicago. Most of Illinois’ climate can be characterized as humid
continental climate, making for hot, humid summers and cold winters.
A treehouse can be a special, magical hideaway or fort for almost any child. Whether it’s camping
under the stars, playing make-believe, or simply enjoying the great
outdoors, treehouses are ultimately the perfect idea for any child.
Below are some tips from experienced builders that you should be sure to
keep in mind when completing your project.
