2econd2tarAdventures

A quick trip to workman creek the other weekend. Weather was crisp and the sights were amazing. Ran into a friend and his wife on holiday. There was a small fire on the side of the mountain, a stranger I met met and I did our best to stomp and wet the area down before moving on. Found what I can only assume is an old homestead, the trees in the area are planted in a row. Come along and check it out.

Took and Easter trip to the Historic Pinal Cemetary. Other than some minor damage to the Taco, it was a great trip. The site is clean and seems to be well kept. On the entry sign it at one time said that a group of nuns from the town of Superior would tend to the area. Not sure if they still do. Give it a visit and pay some respect for those that built this state, only to be left behind

Decided to take in the weather while it was good. Went for a short walk near my home, as always I wanted to add something to provide some information that might be useful. I took the time to introduce you to the Garmin 67i, inReach GPS device. Well worth the money if you spend any time outdoors by yourself. Give it a look if you are in need of a device like this. Thanks for watching and feel free to ask any questions that you might have. Have a great day.

Out for another adventure, went looking for the old town of Pinal, not sure why I keep calling it Pioneer. Was a beautiful day, a little windy, but a great day none the less. Got the drone back from repairs and took it along. Did some metal detecting but not much, found some trash and one zinc penny. Hope you enjoy the trip as much as I did. See you on the next one....

A trip to an old mine camp. Great weather made for a great day. Located in a small mining town in AZ. Had to hike in for over mile, well worth the trip. Seated liberty dime, 1876, almost 150 years old. Took the Mystery Ranch RipRuck for a spin. Full review of the pack coming. See you next time, on to the next one.

Metal detecting near an old stone cabin. Located outside of Superior Arizona, a beautiful day, didn't find anything good. Sunshine and cool breezes always make for great times

An update to my trip with friends to the Coak Ovens outside of Florence Arizona. Day was amazing, weather was clear and sunny. Road is rough but passable with ease in a 4x4 or SxS. Come for the sun stay for the lifestyle, Arizona is awsome.

First Trip out near Florence Arizona, the ghost town of Cochran. The town established in the early 1900's supported the near by coke ovens. They are still standing, even if people are determined to tear them down. If you get chance to see them some day they are a site to see. Thanks for watching. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/dan-phillipson/making-progress License code: AMEKGMWRNZ2YZ31R

After almost three years of use, I felt it time to give this flashlight a review. Unfortunately Fenix discontinued this model and replaced it with a V2. Slight changes and I recommend that if you can find a V1 in a retail store, it's the better option. A solid daily companion flashlight that has never let me down.

Think of EDC Every Day Carry, I think most people over-estimate their situation. Now I'm not saying you can't carry everything, just asking do you, is that where you want to start. If you have too much you start to leave things behind. Evaluate Your situation and what you are most likely to be doing

Welcome back, a short update of things to come. Walk the path that takes you where you want to be

Just touching base to say we're back. Had some personal issues that kept me away. All taken care of, so back to the grind. Hope you decide to stick around, I've got some great ideas coming this way. New gear, new adventures, new thoughts, let's walk this road together.

Out for a walk.... Oh the wonders we see

Picked up a new knife for daily carry. Will walk it through the paces, abuse it like every thing else. I'll give updates periodically and give final thoughts when I think I can have a solid opinion on

There is no end to the imagination when it comes to being prepared. Here is an on the cheap ($50) chock full of real food with real appeal and taste. You could build it out how ever you would like, trying to remember, any steps we take now will only improve our chances when it's too late. Stay safe, stay prepared and never be afraid.

starting with baby steps we will realize that we can be more prepared for everything. This is some of my thoughts and ideas for very basic at a minimum first aid that is affordable small and simple enough for those that are just getting started or were afraid simple first aid kits are expensive.

Thoughts around fire as more than warmth. Simple fire at home to stay in practice and share that you don't have to be in the wild woods to practice the skills that you will need to have a better chance of getting back to where you need to be. Thanks for watching.

Welcome to my channel, here we will explore what it takes to go from scared of the world to prepared for what comes next. My hope is to help those that don't know where to begin or how to start. My wife is one of those people. I guess that is why I wanted to do this. There are a lot of prepper channels and while there are some good one I think some people might be intimidated by starting because so many people forget how they started. Let's do this together.

A few things that I have added to my SS127, this is an older video I am bringing over for YouTube in an effort to leave it behind. I will get an updated video on the Yak when the weather gets warmer and I can get on the water again. Thanks for watching please feel free to follow or email with questions

A short walk through a town that is just too stubborn to be forgotten. Spent the morning in this little town and would recommend anyone traveling east on US60 stop in and visit this little place that just refuses to be forgotten

My review of the Zero Tolerance model308 Knife