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How to Live in a Chevy Astro Van as an American Man
Posted: July 21, 2019 in blogger, Everyday Carry (EDC), Frugality, Fun!, HD Videos, Scavenging, Van Dwelling, vanlifeTags: 2019, alternative, Astro, AWD, blogger, bro, Cameron McKirdy, camping, Chevy, clip, conversion, dude, famous, farm, Funny, guy, home, info, kit, man, nature, news, oregon, outdoors, post, preparedness, prepper, ranch, raw, real, survival, tour, update, van, Van Life, vandweller, vanlife, vehicle, video, YouTuber, zombies
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Three King Bolete Mushrooms in Oregon Forest
Posted: June 6, 2019 in Adventures, Cooking, mushrooms, ScavengingTags: 2019, 97138, adventure, boletus edulis, Cameron McKirdy, clip, community, environment, find, food, foraging, forest, fungi, fungus, Funny, gather, guy, habitat, harvest, hd, hunt, hunting, image, Kings, man, meal, nature, news, or, outdoors, penny bun, person, photo, picture, post, prepper, scavenge, Survival Bros, survivalist, trees, vegan, veganism, video, vlogger, woods
By Cameron McKirdy
Survival Bros combs The Woods, and identifies a King Bolete, or Porcini Mushrooms in Oregon! Hunted in the Clatsop County forest near the Pacific Ocean. I foraged, dried, and ate them for a meal off the land. Dried fungi will last a very long time in your kit. Many more Adventures coming…
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Deer Walks Labyrinth in McMinnville Oregon Community Gardens
Posted: July 22, 2016 in Adventures, blogger, Freebies, Fun!, mother nature, News, OR, PortlandTags: 2016, animals, apple pipe, broadcast, Cameron McKirdy, Deer, earth, exercise, gardening, God, HD Video, health, heaven, live, nature, news, path, people, personality, prayer, Survival Bros, tips, trails, trees, tricks, vlogger, walking, way, wellness
By Cam The Cuddler
Survival Bros at the McMinnville COOP’s Labyrinth and Gardens. Presented by Parkview Community Center. Here’s the address: 325 NE Burnett Rd McMinnville, OR 97128
A labyrinth is reflective space where you can notice changes in your thinking. Perhaps you can look at a situation, and see it in a new light. Find a labyrinth using this locator website. Tell #SurvivalBros what you think about these amazing works of Art. Combining both the best of Philosophy and Nature.
Cameron McKirdy takes another selfie
A deer eats and apple under a tree in the park
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Healthy Natural Energy Supplements for Extreme Adventures
Posted: March 23, 2013 in Adventures, Health & Nutrition, SB TipsTags: attention, b12, bees, biking, factor, focus, foods, grub, health, hiking, nature, Pills, pollen, power, real, review, tip, vitamins
By Cameron McKirdy
If I need an extra boost of energy, and power before an extreme outdoor adventure, I may take these healthy supplements. Bee pollen, royal jelly, and propolis are a superfood. I’ve heard of yogis living off only bee pollen, spring water, and sunlight. I can’t get enough of them all. Maca root is a serious herb, improving stamina and endurance. You gotta try it. Finally, vitamin B12 is also known to increase energy. It’s great for your nervous system too. Do your homework on these dietary supplements. I got them from my local health food store. They help me go beast mode on long hikes, and bike rides. Maybe these can help you too.
Taking Care of Public Spaces
Posted: February 23, 2013 in Giving Back, Parks, SB Tips, UncategorizedTags: area, bench, corporate, homeless, love, mill ponds, mother nature, nature, oregon, parks, peace, pictures, private, Public, respect, scenic, seaside, view
Today I felt like exploring. So I biked to The Mill Ponds in Seaside Oregon. The ground was soggy, so I had to pedal lightly to avoid getting sprayed with mud from my tires. Hearing the blue birds chirp relaxed me instantly. Beats traffic noise.
Right before I got to my favorite spot, I noticed a park bench upside down in the water. I wondered where it went. It’s been a few months since I sat on it from the lookout. Without hesitation I laid my bike down, and tromped through the sticker bushes to get to it. I had seen 2 homeless teens camping there before, and I’m pretty sure they trashed the place.
I yanked that bench out of the pond, and brought it back to its home. Now everyone can rest and enjoy that epic view again. The seat wasn’t in bad shape, or soaked entirely, so I chilled there for a few. Just another reminder that you can either make the world a better place, or screw it up for the rest of us. There aren’t many public spaces left, so treat them with respect.
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