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41 Environmental Friendly Tips-save money save earth

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

sunset, beauty, sunIt is October 2008 and the race is on to save the very fast changing world we live in. We have been at war for over 6 years now and I don’t see a change coming any time soon. With war comes an unbalanced economy and we have seen a direct impact on the national debt and the state of the union. We basically piled debt on top of debt and the poor are getting poorer as you read this. We have also seen huge increases in the price of gas and that causes the price of everything to go up!I have been sitting around thinking how can I make a change for the better and start giving more respect to the world that surrounds us! How can I lower the impact that my life has on mother earth? So last week I decided to start a list of things that I can do to help the world rather than hurt it. I also thought about the beneficial rewards that I would get like lower bills and better quality of life.The first questions I thought about was food! How to eat cheaper and throw less away!So I pretty made a rule for myself!1. Buy fresh food and stay away from boxed and food shipped from far away!2. Buy Food in containers that you can reuse for food storage or use them as Plant containers or for other storage.3. Make fewer trips to the store and try to stock up on longer lasting veggies. I buy potatoes and onions , oranges, sweet potatoes, peanut butter, asparagus, green beans, spinach.4. I buy fresh to reduce garbage and use the bags for trash bags or for shipping stuff(they make great stuffing and protections for shipped goods)5. I stopped drinking sodas and drink water and coffee.6. I reuse coffee grounds as fertilizer for plants!7. Take short showers and don’t use water just to waste it. Lets keep things cheaper and conserve when there are watches and warnings. This includes carwashes during draughts and over watering lawns. Not only does this produce molds and spreads disease it is a practice. Just watch the weather channel and they will tell you everything that is going on and if it is ok to water or wait!8. Make sure your toilet isn’t leaking. If you hear it refill after a while it has a leak!9. No dripping faucets!10.Use candles for light and heat11.Try not to run the heat and use more candles, be careful though. You’re playing with fire!12.Use that toilet a few times between flushes if it is just you and no poi.13.Plant your own Herbs and Plants to eat and use the coffee grounds for fertilizer.14.Walk more and drive less. Carpool when possible?15.Don’t eat out too much, sure eating out is good for the economy! Take your leftovers home and eat them tomorrow!16.Check your tires often. The environment is always changing and you can save gas money this way and help lower pollution. You can find this info on a label either on the door, fuse box, or in the manual. I also ask a few different tire guys to make sure you are using the right pressure for the brand you have.17. Make sure your oil and car fluids are at the right level.18.Don’t leave on lights throughout the house. Use environmental friendly lighting. According to CNN lighting is a 40-billions dollar a year industry and there are huge fears of changing the format that we use to light! You better bet you grapes that the big dogs in corporate America Power are praying to god that led doesn’t take over and become the new standard! Just think all the money that can be saved using this method of lighting. They are called light omitting diodes and are eco friendly and have no mercury unlike CFLS and last over a decade! IT is by far the best method of lighting and is being used in towns and business all the world for various causes. Over 95% of the energy that is used incandescent bulbs is wasted into heat energy!19. Don’t buy new things, burn up the thrift stores and find those hidden deals. I got a 50-dollar microwave for 15 and it was in great shape! I got a toaster for 4 and it rocks, rah yeah a coffee maker for 3$, what a deal and I saved a whopping 100! If I had shopped at Wal-Mart it would have been 4 times as much. I bought a desk chair for 10 bucks and saved 20 on the deal! You just have to be patient and keep you eye open for roadside deals.20.Go to the Thrift store buy and old record player and flip it on EBay! Not only are yousupporting the store you are supporting EBay and you making money and helping someone find that dream lost treasure. I have been flipping Junk store goods for about 5 years now and love the process. I love when you find that perfect EBay hit and you get offered more than you dreamed for the item. Also buy used things from the net, it works in the same process and you help keep the earth a greener place!21.Make sure you keep good wires and plugs on your car! It saves a great deal of gas money and keeps pollution down.22 Don’t use anything with Aspartame in it, not only is it bad for your body but it gets put back into to the watershed. I know some of you just got mad and may have decided to stop reading, but wait read this!! I did a little research and this is what I figured out. This is just opinion but this makes me yonder! Aspartame is made from two amino acids, or protein components, aspartic acid and phenylalanine. I looked up Phenylalanine and was upset at what I saw!IF you have phenylketonuria (PKU), a rare birth defect in which an enzyme needed to process phenylalanine is missing. If you consume too much you could die very suddenly. Diet sodas and other foods may contain Aspartame, which is roughly 50% phenylalanine. They say 1-15,000 are born with this disorder. Lets take Aspartame out of the picture and out of the water table!23.Think before you buy and don’t be a buy now guy. Make a list of things you need and keep on the wall!24.Get an LCd monitor they are cheaper to run and better for earth.25.Stay in environmental friendly Hotels and use eco companies as much as often.26.Shop at yard sales! Every Saturday you can great sales all over the south and great state of Alabama! There are even yard sale festivals all over the country.27. US reusable products as often as possible!28. Donate your old stuff to thrift stores and let someone have a brighter future.29. Don’t buy new books, go to library if you don’t have the money! Plus they may have wifi and records that you need!30. Use natural Fertilizer on plants(organic), it is good for the plants and good for you.31.Don’t pay 8 for shampoo, get the cheap stuff and try to get natural.32. Don’t shave as much, guys grow a beard!33. Slow down on the road 40-60 is around the optimum speed to save money and varies from car to car. (source howstuffworks.com) General rule Bigger gets betters mileage the slower you go and the more aerodynamic the vehicle the higher speed(Go here bookmark and check this site out! http://www.globalstewards.org34. Try to use recycles things always!35. Use Hemp products and natural products36. Carry a water bottle and keep it full and stop stopping at the store.37.I used to smoke cigarettes and wasted much of my money on them and stopped a few years ago. IT makes you feel so much better after you lose the toxins from them. IT is choice and will not get into this. Roll your own it is cheaper and natural!38. Carry snacks from home like fruit with you, healthy and smart too.39. Are you addicted to the Gum? Cut down and watch out for new gums and candies.40 .Turn off your computer or put it to sleep. Putting it to sleep when you’re not using it. Same thing with your TV also.41. Today I bought compact fluorescent lightbulbs. 13 watts at 800 lumens verses 60 watts at 850. That is a huge difference in power consumption and you can find compact fluorescent at your local dollar store. I bought two for $5 bucks and they are supposed to last 5 years. I will let you know how long they last. I really do think the light is brighter than other light sources. Led is nice but cost around double the price the compact fluorescent.Thanks for Reading my life saving tips for the environment I hope I made someone think and start practicing the art of conservation. More environmental tips coming soon. Leave a comment and I may add your suggestion!Please Donate and support me and environmental campaign. Donate down below! I plan to make a short film this year and enter it in a few contest next year! I want to share a story of life and use the camera to capture and tell the tail of Earth. Please help me get there thanks for your support!Old House near Bucks's PocketThanks Chandler www.mountaindreamrentals.com www.AlabamaRockCompany.com Start Building your web Empire today!

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Magic City Smoky Skies

Tuesday, February 19th, 2008



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It’s about to be springtime once again in Birmingham, Alabama and time to start fighting the allergies!  Coming from the country allergies was something you got used to and could easily be helped with a little whisky, naww that’s just an old wise tell! Anyway I have found that in the city, allergies can be a huge battle! Sometimes I just have to getaway to get some fresh air to clear my head!  The only relief seems to be an occasional trip to the country.

 

           It was just over 4 years ago that I moved to Birmingham from Nashville and it has been a lot of fun. On any given day you can ride around the ham and see the beautiful smoke stacks just puffing away!  One of the best places to see this is up at the canon near Altamont school. If you look straight ahead you will see the huge orange flame that dominates the smoggy Birmingham sky. The best view is in the wintertime, with no leaves to block the way!  Go right before sunset and you can watch the city transform and light up the night clouds.

 

The flame is located near the Avondale area and burns non-stop 24-7 is what I understand.  If you drive near it at night you will sense the power and have a better understanding of the size.  Every time I see it I wonder the same thing,   “humm I wonder what’s being burnt?” It even burns during the rain.  There are many other flames that are burning across Jefferson county everyday as well. I was totally overwhelmed by how many smoke stacks there are in Birmingham! I would there are more in Birmingham than any other city I have been to.

 

            My buddy Chuck lives on the side of Red Mountain near Vulcan and has great view of downtown and surrounding areas!  You can look off in the distance and see at least 4 smoke stacks on any given day, not to mention many planes flying through downtown to get to the airport. I often have to do a double take and realize that I am in Birmingham and not some nuclear wasteland on the path to death. If you look off to the NW you will see several huge smoke stacks that I understand to belong to Alabama Power.  If you drive west on 59 you will several other stacks around the Hueytown area.

 

            What is even scarier is the statistics you can read in the paper of the top polluters in Birmingham.    For some strange reason they keep polluting and releasing chemicals into the watershed. What is really sad is that they pay their fine and do it again and again.  I hear a lot of people say, “The Earth will heal itself!”  That may be true to a degree, but all the long-term damage that is done to our eco-system is not reversible!  What about the effect it will have on genetic code and all the organisms that start the cycle of life.   What is really crazy is that it all can be prevented if we stand up and take control of this computerised corporate world. It all starts here and now today and not tomorrow!

           

You can be a leader and change what is happening in around your area by reading the newspaper and watching the news! Look in magazines and find reports that are issued yearly and even monthly!  Join your local protection agency!  For the Alabama area click here..   http://www.aeconline.ws/    If you ever see something that is not right in your community you should mail them and let them know what is up!

 

            If we all decide today to make a change and start using more alternative Energy sources we may all face a much cleaner and greener future.  I started recycling a few years ago and have never stopped. That is the quickest and easiest thing that you can do to change this world today! I have a friend who learned that she could make money from the cans she had been throwing away for years. Now she enjoys the extra cash she makes every couple of months. It is amazing the feeling of positive Energy that flows through you when you realize how you become a part of the change for the better.

 

            There are many other things that you can do to help the earth as well as save a ton in the wallet!  You would be surprised how cutting the lights off when not needed and not wasting hot water can add up to a lot of cash.  Also don’t forget about carpooling, a simple and effective act that can save you money and save earth.  Hey that TV, throw it out the door!  There are better things you can spend your time doing! For yawl that have to watch some tv, just turn it off when you are not using it!  Anyway until next time catch my new Blog  “ Pave the Grass then Paint it Green!” Coming next week……….

 

IF you have any stories with pics , would love to post them! Of course i am only interested in environmental problems!


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Surviving in the Mountains stuck in Snow!

Monday, February 11th, 2008



Imagine one day that you are hiking through the woods and the temp is a mild 50 and you are half way to the summit. You look to the west and see a huge dark cloud blowing in! The first thing you think “Damn I should have checked the weather!”

You keep hiking and blow it off and pretend life is grand! You are smiling just enjoying the view when suddenly you see a flake and then another flake! Before long it is starting to turn the ground white and the temp just dropped 20 degrees within an hour. You are in the middle of a 5 mile hike and stuck in the middle of a snow storm and you didn’t bring warm clothes!

It is late fall in the Appalachian mountains near pigeon Forge, TN and you are alone in the mountains about to make the biggest fight of your life! You start thinking and remember that you didn’t bring a lighter or matches with you! Your thinking “What if I would have carried more food?”It is starting to get dark and everything around you has started to turn white.

You start to panic and realize that you need heat and shelter now! Please don’t get wet, please! You know that feet are wet from the snow and to find wood is going to be harder and harder as the snow pours down. By now wind has started to pick up and the snow is so thick that it is hard to see! You are starting to think back to that college survival class and remember, rah got to find a cave and start a fire. So as you hike to find a cave you are becoming more wet as the snow melts and soaks into your clothes.

You find a cave and start to gather wood; you get lucky and find a whole pile leftover from a beaver earlier in the year! Now you have built a pile of wood and have even managed to find some dry leaves before they got too damp by the heavy snow! Now what, how are we going to start that fire pal? Hum the snow has hidden all the rock so finding some good rock will be super hard! Hum lets go for the bow shaped stick with shoestring technique.

So we have taken a shoestring and have found a stick that is bent and have made a bow with it! Now take a straight stick a couple of feet long and twist it on your shoestring! Now you should be able to move the stick as it is attached to the stick. Now find a larger flat piece of wood and try to find a little pocket where you can place the end of your stick.

Once in place start pulling the bow back and fourth and try to hold downward pressure to the stick! After a few minutes you should start to smell the burning wood! Take some dry leaves and crumble them up and add the crumbles to your hole. Keep on bowing the stick and soon you should have fire! Add more leaves and keep building the fire up! Blow on the fire and it will build faster!

As soon as you the fire gets large you need to dry out your clothes! The wet clothes can drop your body temp very fast and hypothermia can set in! If your clothes are super wet, take them off and place very close to the fire. Don’t burn them; you will need them to stay alive! Alright we got passed step 1!

Simple life saving tips will come to you in the moment of need. Here is a good tip for keeping warm more efficiently using the heat energy of the fire. It will be a great deal of work but well worth it if you need the heat. Find some rocks and build a wall around the fire. The heat will be absorbed into the rocks and will last longer. Plus you can take the rocks and build a bed with them and stay very warm!

If you are having trouble keeping the wood burning, find a big leaf and keep fresh air to it. In survival class we learned how to make a really cool fire pit!
We dug a hole about a foot and half by foot and half wide. We then dug another hole about a foot from the large and made it just big enough to get air through. Then I dug a hole to connect them. This caused better air circulation to the fire pit. It acts much like a chimney of a house. It will be tough to get the fire started but well worth it once you get it going. I believe this to be the most efficient method using air flow!

So you wake up the next morning and it looks like your in the middle of Russia and everything has 2 foot of snow! You sit for awhile and realize you have no idea where you are and you know walking in snow can be a dangerous feat in the woods. You have no food and you have built a nice little fire and you have found a rock overhang to make camp!

The weather is still cloudy and you see a flake here and there and wonder what should I do? You could find a creak and follow down stream and hope to find people! That sounds too risky and you could end up deeper in the woods and stuck in a larger storm with no cave to hide in! What about build a huge fire near the creek and hope someone sees the smoke? This could be a good solution if the clouds aren’t too thick!

Fires have saves much life and the heat can keep you warm until it is time for supper! When you’re lost in the woods and need food, it is time to kick in primitive hunting style! The easiest and quickest hunting solution would be a long dagger!

You will need a sharp rock that has some good weight to it! Walk around and find a nice tree that is about an inch to inch and a half and is very straight. Take the rock and use the weight and cut the tree with the sharp tip. Go all around the tree and try to make the sharpest tip you can. Once you get the tree down, cut the other end so that the spear is about the same height as you are and cut the end.

Ok now you have made an awesome hunting spear and you are ready to begin the hunt. I would suggest going to the creek and try spearing fish. They are relatively easy to catch and they cook quickly and have the nutrients to keep your mind sharp. It is not easy and will take you awhile to master the technique. By now you should sitting and eating your fresh caught river trout and the sun is starting to set. Another night in the cave, will help come soon. To be continued….


Lookout Mountain Alabama’s- Desoto State Park

Friday, February 8th, 2008

The year was 1540 and Hernando Desoto and his Army of Spanish Conquistadors were on their way  down the Chattooga River heading toward  Cedar Bluff, Alabama. On June 4th, 1540 they arrived and camped   for almost a month on an island. It was soon named McCoy’s island, ‘Chiaha” was the name given by Desoto’s historians.

  As they arrived they found the beauty of the two rivers and the Coosa valley to be very pleasing.  They decided to rest at McCoy’s Island to heal the men and horses. It was also very abundant in food and the perfect camp after a long hard journey through the Appalachian Mountains.  A journey that was very difficult and a challenge for even the most experienced warrior! 

There were rumors of gold to be found in the north and west hills of Lookout Mountain. So Desoto decides to send a small army of men led by lieutenant Vilabo and Silva. They departed on June 1570 and passed between Menlo, Georgia and Blanche, Alabama toward Desoto Falls near Mentone, Alabama! They decided to camp for a few days at the

104 foot waterfalls. It is located on the west fork of little river on Lookout Mountain.

  For several days the troops searched the area for gold and other treasures and then proceeded to pass through Big Wills to Henagar Alabama. Here they found south Sauty Creek and followed it all the way to Buck’s Pocket State Park. It is said that the men were blown away by the view from point rock and did not find gold but found iron Oxide high in the cliffs around Buck’s Pocket! There is no historical evidence that says they went any further than Buck’s pocket or ever saw the Tennessee River! 

From this point the party headed back toward McCoy’s Island and passed through the town of Sand Rock, Alabama. The men returned to Chiaha (McCoy’s Island) near Hokes Bluff. They arrived to discover that Desoto and the main party had set trail June 28, 1540 down the Coosa River. Desoto had left a few wounded men behind to wait for the Sand mountain crew to return.  They departed to catch up with Desoto and arrived on June 18, 1540 only two days behind Desoto’s arrival on July 16, 1540. They camped at the mouth of the Talladega creek in Talladega County.

             Many people say that Desoto discovered the falls but there is evidence that the area was used by Indians and even the Welsh!  Located near 325 feet above little river are three caves that are interconnected by openings between the caverns. They are protected by the cliff and only a narrow trail leads the way to the Welsh caves. It is rumored that only a few men could fight off an army of troops. The trail was so narrow that only one man could pass at a time. 

It is believed that the Welsh traveled to the New World over 300 years before Columbus and made 3 trips. They sailed into Mobile Bay and traveled to Lookout Mountain. The Indians of the time did not possess the skill of excavation and it is believed that the Welsh came and built the caves high above little river. There were also six skeletons found wearing brass armor with the Welsh coat of arms.

  Desoto falls is an awesome waterfalls and seeing it in person is inspiring and beautiful. To see the foliage in the fall is breath taken and colors are super vibrant. I could not imagine what it would have looked like 500 years ago. The area is still very preserved and has an abundant supply of wildlife. 

In the 1920’s Arthur Abernathy Miller and self taught electrical engineer built a twenty-foot high damn above the falls.  Author built the damn to supply power to his hydroelectric generator on the west side of the gorge. There is still a square concrete slab where the  generator  one was. It supplied power for fort Payne, Collinsville, Mentone, valley head, Alabama and Menlo Georgia..  If it wasn’t for Miller’s genius many people in the area would have been without power.

  Desoto State Park is one of Alabama most beautiful areas and has many things to do year around. They have cabins, chalets, swimming, picnic area, hiking trails, and many special events. You can’t forget all the waterfalls in the area either: Indian falls, Azalea falls, laurel, lost falls, Lodge Falls, and of course Desoto Falls! You could spend a week in Desoto state park just looking at waterfalls and hiking. Little river falls and many other falls around Little River Canyon are just a short drive away!  There are a few great trails, Wildflower trail that is perfect for you flower lovers. It is only 0.49 and begins and ends at the lodge! Looking for a longer hike you can take Laurel Creek Loop and is a total of 2.9 miles long. This is the perfect trail for you waterfall lovers and passes by laurel falls, lost Falls and azalea cascade. When it is dry you may not find Lost falls so be prepared! It also starts and ends at the same place making it a great trail for you hikers. 

They have an awesome camping area with 58 water and electric sites and two comfort stations with restrooms with hot showers. You will want to make reservations, first come first serve. They also have 20 primitive camping spots and offer a group rate and a single person is $5.35 as of 2008. It is $3 per person with the group rate! You can also use the bathrooms and showers!

  Need food, you have the Desoto State Park Mountain Inn cooking all the home classics.

There are also places in Mentone like Cragsmere Manna Restaurant and Dessie’s  Country Chef, just like mom used to make!

              While you are in the area you must check out Little River Canyon National Preserve with great 700 foot cliffs and waterfalls along Lookout Mountain.  Little River is a rock climbers paradise and also has white water for you water ducks out there. Come  to Alabama and see the  beauty of the mountain and lose yourself into nature. If you come in the winter time be sure to check out Cloudmont Ski and Golf. They start blowing Alabama snow as soon as it gets 28 degrees and the area gets an annual snowfall of 12 inches. Who would have ever thought it, Alabama snow!  it is really pretty up against the beautiful Alabama background too!

Thanks for reading  about Desoto Falls on Lookout Mountain. Come see Alabama and understand why they call it “Alabama the Beautiful!”


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Rss Feed Solution for my site!

Wednesday, December 26th, 2007

It is Christmas day and I am sitting working on the net!     I have been hunting a solution for Rss Feeds on my site!  I want to take several feeds and place them on an info page?  Sounds simple huh? Well let me tell you I been reading and searching for three days on this one not so simple task!  I have tried to put directions in my code and insert the PHP! I also changed the handlers in my apache to server parsed! When I added the code it showed up but it was all out wack and I tried align it and.   Well I had no luck!There are like 30 programs in my C-panel and I know that one of then will do what I am looking for! This issue is driving me crazy!  Plus it has been raining all day and I am stuffed with too much sugar and turkey!   Does anyone out there in the Universe have an n idea of the program that I need to manage Rss feeds on my site??   Well hope to hear from a brilliant mind soon!  Oh yeah by the way I tried the Yahoo Rss program and could not get it to resize the box like I needed and it was really crazy! Anyone know of an easy solution?   Rss Feed Solution?     Please Mail me!    It will help me get rid of this big old headache I have from three days of crazy net research.  It seems that all the info that I find is of other people looking for a simple solution!   banging head against wall now!  RssAdvice anyone?  

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How to keep a Smoky Mountain Cabin Coon Outa your Cooler!

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007



          It never fails I was heading off to hills to to listen to some new tunes and as I drive through the turning leaves of the Smoky Mountains. Cruising down a hollow I  drive by some cabins on my way to my mountain cabin rental. I saw all kinds of wild animals  as entered the mountain cove.

I would guess that I saw more deer than anything else. I was about to drive by an old cabin when I saw 8 deer standing through the fog from me. It looked like they were eating something bright green grass , maybe clovers! I was really shocked the closer I got to them, they didn’t look at me twice. Here is North Alabama if you see a deer, he is gone running like a bolt of lightning. Except for at Lake Guntersville, they seem to be pretty tame from the all the campers that feed them everyday. They have some  very pretty lake cabins on the Tennessesee river in Guntersville. I  have stayed in them a few times over the years.

          I stopping my car beside the old Chalet and watched the deer for a good 5 minutes and then an 18-wheeler drove by and scared them off into the dark holler. I was on my way on down the road when I saw some kind of cat. I figured it was a mountain lion. It seemed to be 2-3 times larger than your average house cat. It didn’t even give me enough time to get good look at him.Well a few minutes later I arrived at my Mountain Cabin Rental and when I opened the door I was surprised.  I walked in and it had a hot tub the size of my car and they built it where you could watch TV and chill at the same time. The floors were super awesome and you could tell someone built this baby with pride. They had every detail of Rental Villa down to the core.  I have traveled a lot in my life and never seen a cleaner place. The walls of the Rental Cabin were logs and the cement they used looked awesome. It made me want to build me one just like it.          I looked out my window and I could see several other Cabins within a rocks throw. IT didn’t matter though as I was happy with that super hottub to keep me busy.  I soon started to bring in my stuff and decided to leave my cooler outside by the cabin door. It was pretty cool that day, the high only being around 40, so I figured it would be all right outside.  Well that night I fell asleep around midnight and woke up to a horrible noise. I jumped up turned on the light and looked and it was a big old mountain coon just smiling at me. He had managed to rip off the top of the cooler and eat most of my food!  He sat there and looked at me for just a min, enough time to see hi blackbands.    

        I yelled at him and he ran off into the darkness. I put the lid on the cooler and found some heavy logs on top and went back to bed. Well it wasn’t 30 minutes later that I heard him again. So I cut the light on and once again ran between two Cabin Rentals and disappeared into the night.  He had managed to get in there again. I could not believe how strong he was to get inside.       

     Well the next day I went to Wally world and bought some bunjies. I figured this would so the trick. Well that night flew by with no problems but sometime after I left he came back and managed to break one strap. He didn’t get in, he must have gotten tired or someone scared him real good.Through my experience I found that a plastic cooler isn’t too much competition for those crazy Smoky Mountain Coons. If I were you I would buy a metal or aluminum cooler with a locking handle.  That would be tough enough to keep the beers out as well. Well maybe!  If you are in the mountains in the winter they are hibernating until spring. But you never know these days with the weather being crazy like it gets.           The perfect Vacation Rentals always come with a fridge, but just in case always carry a sturdy cooler with you. I have heard stories of hungry bear ripping apart cheap plastic coolers. So when you rent your Mountain Chalet be sure to ask for the amenities they have.  I   have a friend that told me about this story one time He said he found a Cabin site on-line that was advertising Hunting Rental Cabins and the price was right so he took it.          Well about a month runs by and he is on his way to this Alabama Cabin and when he arrives he had the shock of his life. It was really a Primitive Hunting Lodge and didn’t even have a fridge in to. He laughed though; he said it had a microwave and no stove. So there goes to prove that you never know what your going to get till you get it.If you are looking to get closer to nature a Smoky Mountain Cabin is just about as close as your gonna get.                  There are a lot of good Directories out there with mountain cabin rentals from all over. Some people call them Mountain Cabins, Chalets, Rental Villa,  or just lodge. Whatever tickles your fancy call them, there is always a Mountain Cabin Rental perfect for your dream vacation. By a  river or on top of the Mountain it is best way to getaway for a peaceful experience with a little action.    Oh yeah I couldn’t figure out what that crazy Mountain Coon was trying  get to but he sure didn’t want to pass it up.       Sometimes I think he was trying to find more peanut butter sandwiches.  So if you see a Cabin coon with peanut butter face you better watch your cooler and keep it locked up in your rental villa. Coming soon. Don’t feed the bears beer!Until next time.Johnny C


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