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If you are interested in taking a camping trip, there are basic pieces of camping equipment that you will make certain that you have on hand. By making certain that you do have these items of camping equipment on hand when you take off on your outdoor adventure, you will be ready to have an enjoyable and exciting experience.

Here’s a handy list of camping equipment that you can pull together for you in planning your next camping trip. You will see that these are the basic absolutes that you need when camping.

Unless you are using a camper or trailer, you will need a tent. Make sure that you have a tent that is large enough for your family or others that will be joining you on your trip. It is always wise to select a tent that is a couple people larger than your family size. Even large tents can seem confining and you want to have as much space to maneuver as possible.

Some people prefer to have two tents and have the kids stay in their own tent. Don’t forget the tent poles and tent stakes or the tent won’t do you much good. It is amazing how many people actually leave these items behind when they are packing for a campiang excursion.

In addition to the tent, you will need a ground cloth or a tarp for under your tent as this will prolong the life of your tent and give a little more protection from the ground and cold. A ground clothe or tarp is a must when it comes to camping and can be found at any store that sells camping equipment and supplies.

Next, you will need a lantern. There are several different kinds to select from including rechargeable battery type. When it comes to lanterns, there’s a propane electronic ignition and a propane dual mantle (that will require matches). Make certain that you pack plenty of extra lantern fuel and a funnel to fill your lanterns while camping.

A dependable flashlight is an imperative piece of camping equipment. Along with your flashlight, make certain that you have spare batteries.

A fire extinguisher is a another must to be included in your list of vital camping equipment. In order to cut wood for your campsite fire, you will need a small hatchet. Make sure you bring along a hammer as well — to hammer in the stakes for the tent and for other purposes as well.

Other items that you will need one your camping equipment list include a cooler for food and liquids, ice, food, cooking utensils and plates and silverware. Finally, make certain that you pack along plenty of fresh water.

Once you have all of your necessary camping equipment packed and ready to go, you will be ready for a wonderful experience in the wilderness. Indeed, camping is an experience enjoyed by many, many people the world over. Again, with the right supplies and equipment on hand, you will be prepared for a truly memorable experience.

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In America, we have a saying: The finer things in life. These are the things that most people talk about when they are speaking of thing of high quality. In fact, much of that which propels people to pursue success, particularly financial success, is the desire to participate in the finer things in life.

Let’s face it, increased finances enable us to do more things and enjoy things that we otherwise would not be able to afford. And we should consider that a blessing.

I am at a stage where my wife and I, and our kids, can enjoy some of the finer things in life. It hasn’t always been that way. I think sometimes it is best to have to go years of getting by so that we appreciate more fully the finer things in life when we are able to experience them. I am thankful for where I am.

Who can argue of the beauty of a fine painting? Who doesn’t love the smell and feel of leather furniture? Who doesn’t enjoy driving a well-engineered car? Who doesn’t dream of the softness and warmth of a Cashmere sweater? Who doesn’t like a nice watch that can be passed on the your son or daughter someday? All of these are common symbols of the finer things in life, and indeed they are.

There is only one possible pitfall that I have found in the pursuit of the finer things in life. It is common that many fall into this trap. It is this:

While pursuing the finer things in life, we often become so engrained, so focused in the pursuit, that we do not experience the finest things in life.

You see, for the most part, the finer things in life, as commonly defined, cost money. And usually it takes a lot of time working to make the kind of money that enables us to experience the finer things in life. And in the pursuit of the money to enjoy the finer things in life, we are spending so much time that we are missing regular opportunities to enjoy the finest things in life.

Let me tell you of a recent experience. A couple of weeks ago I took my son, age 9, down to see some spring training baseball in Phoenix, Arizona. This was our second trip down together and we hope to make it an annual tradition. We popped down just for three days to see three games (Boy the Seattle Mariners are looking good this year! But I digress…)

The first game we saw was against the California Angels in their spring training facility in Tempe. There we sat waiting for the game to start. Now let me assure you, this was not an experience of the finer things in life. It was actually a little chilly out, though the sun was shining. We were sitting on relatively hard seats, and my cuisine consisted of peanuts and a diet-Pepsi. Hmmmmm.

But do you know what I found myself thinking? There is no place else in the world I would rather be right now.

I was spending time with my boy, doing something we would both enjoy, and creating memories that will never go away. This, my friends, was one of the finest things in life.

What are the finest things of life in my book? Here are a few. You can see where I am going and name a few yourself.

Reading a novel just for the fun of it.

A casual stroll along the beach with nowhere to go.

An extra half-hour at the coffee shop, catching up with friends and actually tasting the great flavor of a cup of coffee, rather than rushing it.

A game of crazy eights with my kids.

A quiet evening out with my wife.

A Saturday afternoon sleeping on the couch in front of the fire.

And the list goes on…

Are you taking enough time to stop and taste of the finest things in life? Or are you so bent on getting to a point wherein you can experience the finer things in life?

I have a saying that good is the enemy of the best. Sometimes the finer things of life get in the way of the finest things in life. Sometimes we settle for the finer things in life when we could be enjoying the finest things in life.

Visa has a series of new advertisements out right now. They would go something like this (describing a vacation): Airline tickets: $1500. Hotel room: $1200. The smile on her face: Priceless.

We can always put a value on the finer things in life, and I would encourage you to enjoy them if you can. But the finest things in life are priceless. You can put no value or price tag on them. It is a mandate that we take the time to enjoy them.

Take some time this week to live up to the old saying: Stop and smell the roses. You will never regret it.

About The Author:

Chris Widener is a popular speaker and writer as well as the President of Made for Success, a company helping individuals and organizations turn their potential into performance, succeed in every area of their lives and achieve their dreams.

To see Chris live at the upcoming Jim Rohn Weekend Event as he speaks on the subject of Secrets of Influence go to http://Chris-Widener.InspiresYOU.com/ or call 800-929-0434