Summer may still be bringing us plenty of heat, but the night sky this week is getting longer, and the first hints of fall are already showing up in the sky. That makes this a great time to spend a few minutes outside after dark and see what's happening overhead. You don't need an expensive telescope to enjoy the night sky. A comfortable lawn chair, a clear evening, and a little patience are often all you need! 🌙 Evening Sky: Venus, Mercury & Saturn Venus is nearing the end

One of the quiet surprises of winter at a South Dakota campground is that the snow turns into a giant storybook with animal tracks. Even when the campground is still and no animals are in sight, the ground tells you exactly who passed through during the night. A fresh snowfall is like a blank page, and by morning it’s covered with footprints, trails, and tiny clues left behind by wildlife. Deer are often the easiest tracks to recognize. Their prints look like two long, pointe

There is nothing like using wood when you are grilling. Wood cooking goes back to the stone age. Now it has become an art. Using...

Moving in 1 of 2 mobile homes to the park!