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List of Best Free Stuff on Internet!

Posted: December 20, 2019 in blogger, Freebie Haul, Freebies, Frugality, Fun!, Online Resources, SB Tips, Scavenging
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Courtesy of Survival Bros

Open Broadcaster Software to Stream Yourself

https://obsproject.com/

Free Malware Protection for your Computer

https://www.malwarebytes.com/

Video Editing Software Download – Davinci Resolve (Survival Bros Approved)

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/

Duolingo – Learn a Language

http://www.duolingo.com

Project Gutenberg – Over 60,000 FREE Online Books

http://www.gutenberg.org/

Digital Books to Read – Browse the  Open Library

https://openlibrary.org/ 

Books, Games, Music, plus Software

https://archive.org/

Online Encyclopedia

http://www.wikipedia.com

Free Voice and Text Chat for Gamers

https://discordapp.com/

Explore The Universe

http://www.spaceengine.org

Convert Videos into Any Format

https://handbrake.fr/

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library – eBooks for Children by email

http://imaginationlibrary.com

Free Education for anyone, anywhere

https://www.khanacademy.org/

Government Approved Free Credit Report Resource

http://www.annualcreditreport.com

Free Advanced Photo Editor 

https://www.photopea.com/

Class Action Lawsuits You Many Qualify For

http://www.topclassactions.com

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By Cameron McKirdy

Backpacking and Mountain Biking Logging Roads in Seaside OR

Posted: March 24, 2013 in Adventures, Health & Nutrition, Sports, Uncategorized
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Produced by Cameron McKirdy

I was on a mission today. It was too sunny not to train hard. I got a good sweat going.

It’s Spring Break! My hometown Seaside Oregon was full of life. The bumper cars, and mini golf course were finally open. The smell of freshly dipped corn dogs in the air. But I biked by, and checked out the action on the beach. I didn’t stay long. I was going for speed and distance today.

I did stop for a raw Synergy kombucha, and found a new green one with chunky chia seeds. It was dank. Slightly sweet. It’s full of healthy bacteria and blue-green algae. It’s an energizer. The convenience store also offered free reverse osmosis filtered water. I filled 2 big bottles, and packed them up to the gravel logging roads.

It was a great day, bursting with sun. I rocked out, and flew down the mountain. I had it to myself. I used the Nike+ GPS iPhone app to track my route and progress. I check Google maps a few times to make sure I didn’t take a dead end. A few of the hills were monstrous, and needed to be walked up, but I like mixing up riding with hiking.

With a few water breaks, and stops for a picture, I went 10.7 miles in 1 hour 50 minutes. I figured the loop would take 3 hours. It was a solid training session. I only laid the bike down once trying to muscle over a down tree. I slammed some protein when I rolled out of the woods and got home, just before darkness fell. I wish you were there, but you may have slowed me up. ;^].

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Friends Find Geocache Treasure Box Hiking Saddle Mountain

Posted: October 7, 2012 in Adventures, Comedy and Art, Health & Nutrition, Parks, SB Tips, Sports, Survival Bros Challenges
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What’s good? Yesterday my peeps and I smashed Saddle Mountain. I’ve hiked the beast before. I’m local. This is what we discovered, including hidden treasure via geocache. Keep reading.

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Saddle Mountain photo by Cameron McKirdy

The park was popping. Crawling with life. We took our sweet time getting higher. I tracked our progress with the Nike+ GPS running app on my iPhone. Along the way, we found all sorts of shortcuts, and obscure trails. On one path we paused, only to spot a large ammo can hidden behind stacked rocks, under a rock formation.

Inside the treasure box was tons of toys, a logbook to sign, and even a riddle! We each left something in the box, and took a gift home. I got sticky hands!!! We didn’t even know there was a geocache on Saddle Mountain, but we found it. As for the riddle, we decided to listen to the Audio CD clues together, when we can find treasure again.

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Along the way we took a bunch of photos, and video. I will update this blog when the video is online. I recorded us opening the hidden treasure.

It felt great being blasted by the sun. Even though it was pretty windy, it was still warm. In total we hiked 5 miles. That’s from the parking lot, to the summit and back, with minor detours. According to the Nike+ GPS app we did it in 5 hours. I told ya we enjoyed the trip. Tourists would have gone faster, and missed more. More shenanigans soon from Survival Bros. Keep it real today.

– Cameron McKirdy
Survival Bros President