#vintage camping gear

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AAA Tent & Awning Company Catalog

Salt Lake City, Utah

1965

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Spring tea ☕

[ryanwlloyd]

[noisycowboyglitter]

King of the Camper: Transform Your RV Experience with These Hacks

King of the Camper: Master of the Great Outdoors

The King of the Camper reigns supreme in the wilderness, embodying the pinnacle of outdoor expertise and leadership. This seasoned adventurer commands respect from fellow campers with an unparalleled knowledge of survival skills, nature lore, and campsite management.

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With years of experience under his belt, the King navigates challenging terrains effortlessly, reading the land like an open book. He's a master of fire-starting techniques, shelter-building, and foraging, turning any patch of wilderness into a comfortable haven. His campfire stories captivate audiences, blending humor with hard-earned wisdom.

This outdoor monarch excels in all weather conditions, from scorching deserts to snow-capped peaks. He's equipped with top-notch gear, meticulously maintained and smartly packed. Yet, he's equally adept at improvising solutions with minimal resources, showcasing true bushcraft mastery.

The King of the Camper leads by example, prioritizing safety, environmental stewardship, and camaraderie. He's quick to lend a hand or share knowledge, mentoring novice campers with patience and enthusiasm. His camp kitchen rivals professional setups, producing gourmet meals that defy backcountry limitations.

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Beyond personal skills, this camping royalty often advocates for conservation, organizes group expeditions, and contributes to outdoor education programs. Whether solo trekking or guiding a group, the King of the Camper brings an air of confidence, expertise, and respect for nature that elevates every outdoor experience.

Camping Retro Design: Nostalgia Meets Nature

Camping Retro Design captures the essence of outdoor adventures from bygone eras, blending vintage aesthetics with modern functionality. This style evokes memories of family camping trips in the 50s and 60s, featuring classic color palettes of warm oranges, forest greens, and earthy browns.

Iconic imagery includes vintage trailers, old-school camp stoves, and retro lanterns. Typography often mimics mid-century signage, with bold, quirky fonts that exude charm and character. Illustrations depict stylized landscapes, campfires, and outdoor gear with a distinctly vintage flair.

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This design trend extends beyond graphics to influence modern camping gear, clothing, and accessories. It appeals to both seasoned campers seeking nostalgia and younger generations drawn to its timeless cool factor. Camping Retro Design celebrates the enduring spirit of outdoor adventure while paying homage to simpler times.

Motorhome Gifts for Him: Road Trip Essentials

These thoughtful presents cater to the male motorhome enthusiast, enhancing his travel experience. Consider practical items like multi-tools, portable grills, or outdoor gadgets. For comfort, plush travel pillows or compact camping chairs are great options. Tech-savvy gifts might include GPS devices or solar chargers. Personalized items

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like custom map prints or engraved compasses add a special touch. Don't forget entertainment options like portable speakers or outdoor games. These gifts combine functionality with fun, perfect for the man who loves life on the open road.

[ouraboras]

Ranking Alucard's Designs, Best to Worst

I've had a rough day and feel like being mean. These are just my opinions. Some rules:

I’m not counting each game a character appears in unless the design is noticeably different. I don’t count different art styles as a different design. I’m not counting the mobile game skins with two exceptions. For the most part it’s just him but purple. However, for your pleasure, joker Alucard:

Symphony of the Night

No surprise. It’s his most iconic design. He’s gorgeous. I enjoy how he wears a mixture of human clothes (the jacket) and more stereotypical vampire clothing like the cape. Same with warm colors with black and silver.

2. Grimoire of Souls

I love this design. I kiss it every night before I go to bed. I pray to it on Sundays. His waist makes me go feral. The only thing that bothers me is the brown lining. I wish they did something like the inside of his SotN jacket.

3. Moonlight Rhapsody – Outfit 3

I know absolutely nothing about this game. However, I love this skin. In my head when I imagine Alucard pre-Dracula betrayal this is it. The collar is a bit silly but I can look past it. I love the sleeves. The only critique I have is the brown and we’ll get to my feeling on Alucard wearing brown. But on this outfit, it’s not too bad.

4. Nocturne

They gave him his gay little neck ruffle back nature is healing. I wish they kept the details on the coat, but I’ll happily take the trade. I like his face.

5. The cancelled Dracula’s Curse movie concept art

I need to know what the context behind this would have been. The skirt, the pauldrons, his bloody hands, HIS HAIR PUSHED BACK. The only thing I dislike is his black nipple.

6. Aria and Dawn of Sorrow

I like the suit. The red pocket square is nice. I think it is a really interesting choice for it to be red rather than yellow as a callback. I love the choice to make him resemble Dracula pre-vampirism. All of his color has been drained and replaced with black and red. I go back and forth on if I hate or like (for symbolic reasons) his tie-neck ruffle thing. But none of that is my real problem with the design. His shoes are hideous. The heel is good.  He deserves a little heel. But what is going on with the white. It's ugly and going to be a bitch to keep clean. His slacks are too long. He’s a government agent, he can afford to go to a tailor.

7. Season 1 & 2 of the show

I dislike the shirt. I’m not a big fan of how they drew his face either. But I like how they gave him Trevor’s chest scar.

8. Captain N

He’s so rad. But to be honest, Captain N Alucard has a special place in my heart. I remember when this was the closest thing to an animated series Castlevania had. It being this high is purely my nostalgia. I highly recommend watching the episode. It is pure 90s camp.

9. Season 4 of the show

Whore.

10. Grimoire of Souls – Blood and Loyalty

I can’t find a better look at this skin. He’s apparently dressed as a samurai. I like this purely because his hair is up. I don’t see enough of that. (artists pls you’d be doing the world a service)

11. Lords of Shadow 2

The only thing I like about this design is the coat. The dark blue with gold looks really good. I don’t like the belts, but I can ignore them. My issue is the armor. I hate the bronze so much. The armor on one hip is ugly. The ONLY thing that salvages this crime is the fact this Alucard is wearing the highest heels. This looks like an MMO armor set.

12. Judgement

I only unironically like 2 of Judgement’s designs. This is not one of them. I dislike it purely because of how boring it is. They put Simon in bondage gear, gave Trevor a boob window, and made Sypha a Catholic magical girl. But Alucard has to be more modest than the actual child. They could have fun with this but didn't. The most interesting thing about this design is they made a vintage couch into his cape.

13. Dracula’s Curse

This is Alucard’s original design. It’s just your standard pop culture vampire. I like his little owl hair tufts.

14. Legends

I’m fine with changing up Alucard’s design. Hell, we got SotN because of changing it. However, why is he blue? It’s not this illustration either he is just light blue for some reason. I like the short hair. I think it’s a cute way to show this game takes place in the past. But again, purple? Really? His necktie is not doing it for me either. It looks really bad.

15. And finally, last and certainly least: Pachinko and Moonlight Rhapsody

The faces? Good. Hair? Good. But for some reason they made his coat brown. At LEAST for pachinko they had some gold gauntlets and brown gloves instead of his sleeve cuffs. But whatever fucked up person at Konami did the design for MR kept the sleeve cuffs. It’s not like there is the excuse of ‘Oh the inside is black’ because it’s yellow. Now you might be asking: Why is this the worst? I have similar issues with other designs. But here is the thing, they all did something new. This is just your standard SotN Alucard with a color palette change. It looks like a recolor skin but it’s the main one. It's a bad change but not one bad enough to not be boring.

[salvagebloom-blog]

It's yard sale season! 🌞 If you're out in the wilds of suburban neighborhoods, be on the lookout for vintage camping gear! ⛺

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[fnafsbheadcanon]

Hi I got challenged so here we go

wolves make me happy because there a cool animal.

Gardening It a fun hobby and i like it.

Tinkering/mechanic stuff I like to learn how mechanical stuff work like motors.

Old/out dated/vintage. stuff from old tools/camping gear/buildings/vehicles.

Out doors/fishing/camping it quite fun and exciting

Oh yeah let:s go!

1: horror games. I love the insetersing lore behind them

2: cats. They are just cute

3: the color purple

4: the solar eclipse. It pretty.

5: the "god dam it Kris where the fuck are we"meme. I always make me laugh even if it a dead meme by now.

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Elements of a "Happy Father's Day" or "Hipster" collection might include a blend of various characteristics that resonate with the celebration of Father's Day and the style associated with the hipster subculture. Here are some characteristic elements:

Vintage and Retro Aesthetics: Incorporating vintage or retro design elements, such as old-fashioned typography, vintage illustrations, or faded color schemes, to evoke a nostalgic feel often associated with the hipster style.

Handcrafted or Hand-Drawn Elements: Utilizing hand-drawn illustrations, doodles, or artisanal designs that represent a DIY or handmade aesthetic, which aligns with the artisanal and crafty aspects often associated with hipster culture.

Geometric Patterns and Textures: Including geometric patterns, intricate textures, or repeating designs that add depth and visual interest to the collection. Geometric motifs are commonly used in hipster-inspired art and design.

Nature and Adventure Themes: Featuring elements related to nature, wilderness, exploration, and adventure, such as mountains, forests, bicycles, camping gear, or wildlife. This aligns with the outdoor and nature-loving aspect often embraced by hipster culture.

Vintage Fatherhood Imagery: Incorporating vintage or retro images depicting fatherhood, parenting, family bonding, and fatherly activities. This could include illustrations of fathers spending time with their children, playing games, or engaging in nostalgic activities.

Quirky and Playful Illustrations: Using quirky, whimsical, or playful illustrations that add a touch of humor or eccentricity to the collection, capturing the free-spirited and creative essence associated with hipster culture.

Coffee, Books, and Typewriters: Including symbolic elements like coffee cups, books, typewriters, or other items associated with intellectual pursuits or cultural interests often embraced within hipster circles.

Vintage Typography and Fonts: Incorporating vintage-style typography or retro fonts that add character and a nostalgic vibe to the designs or messages.

Urban and Street Art Inspirations: Drawing inspiration from urban art, street culture, graffiti, or streetwear fashion, which are often part of the hipster aesthetic.

Minimalist and Modern Design Elements: Introducing minimalist and modern design elements such as clean lines, simple shapes, and contemporary color palettes, providing a modern twist to the overall collection.

The blend of these characteristic elements aims to create a collection that celebrates Father's Day while embracing the creative, unconventional, and nostalgic aspects often associated with hipster culture.

[crumboat]

Hi I got challenged so here we go

wolves make me happy because there a cool animal.

Gardening It a fun hobby and i like it.

Tinkering/mechanic stuff I like to learn how mechanical stuff work like motors.

Old/out dated/vintage. stuff from old tools/camping gear/buildings/vehicles.

Out doors/fishing/camping it quite fun and exciting

Aww thats so cool!! I dont like doing these (person preferance) but thats nice <333

I like raccoons (obviously), nature (like forests and deserts), i like to horde things like trinkets and rocks, i like art and sculpures, and i like the quite and being left alone <33

[vintagecamping]

Print ad for a camp bed that was made and sold by the Simplex Camp Bed Company of 830 Chamber of Commerce.

Buffalo, New York

1925

[bubblyernie]

I'm getting back into hiking and Alphonse is really into camping/being a park ranger so I wanted to make this little doodle!! It's funny bc I've actually made two very similar drawings, one was vintage style scout gear guide with watercolour and another was.....a piece of homestuck fanart OTL 

art tag // commission info

[noisycowboyglitter]

Angels Camp California CA Vintage Navy Sports Design: Timeless Apparel for Every Fan

Angels Camp, California, is known for its rich history and charming small-town atmosphere. The vintage athletic navy sports design inspired by this picturesque locale combines nostalgia with community spirit. Featuring classic colors and retro graphics, this design celebrates the town's sporting heritage while paying homage to its charming surroundings.

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Angels Camp is famed for its gold rush history and scenic landscapes, making it a beloved destination for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The vintage athletic design evokes a sense of camaraderie among locals and visitors, whether they're enjoying a game at the park or hiking through the stunning Sierra Nevada foothills.

Perfect for sports apparel, casual wear, or souvenirs, this design embodies the essence of Angels Camp: a perfect blend of tradition and outdoor adventure. Whether worn during local events or casual outings, it serves as a reminder of the community's vibrant spirit and

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the timeless allure of California's gold rush era. Embrace the charm of Angels Camp with this unique vintage athletic navy sports design, celebrating both sport and history in style!

Finding the perfect camping gifts for guys can elevate their outdoor experiences. Consider practical items like rugged multitools, portable campfire grills, or durable sleeping bags that ensure comfort and convenience. A high-quality cooler is essential for keeping drinks and food fresh, while a sturdy backpack is perfect for day hikes.

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Personalized gifts, such as custom engraved knives or adventure journals, add a unique touch. For the tech-savvy camper, gadgets like solar-powered chargers or portable speakers enhance the outdoor experience.

From camping furniture like foldable chairs to safety gear like first-aid kits, thoughtful gifts can inspire unforgettable adventures and encourage a love for nature. Celebrate their passion for the outdoors with gifts that combine functionality and style!

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National Picnic Day 

Picnics are the ultimate al fresco experience! With a basket full of delicious treats and a cozy blanket, bask in the sun, breathe in the fresh air, and make beautiful memories with loved ones.

Going for a picnic has been an amusing pastime for many generations, as people love the idea of being able to soak up some sunshine and eat a meal at the same time! It likely started from a practical standpoint, with hunting parties or travelers who needed to take portable food with them on their journeys.

But now, National Picnic Day is here to show appreciation for this practice!

History of National Picnic Day

It seems that the word for picnic may have been derived from the French word “pique-nique”, which may have described something more elaborate involving a lot more drink and a lot less food. But the concept has evolved over time to simply describe an experience where food is enjoyed outside – and a nice bottle of wine can certainly be part of this!

Picnic baskets, picnic blankets, coolers and camping chairs might all be part of a picnic now. Add a football, a guitar or a hammock to relax in and the picnic can become an amazing event.

Whether simple or elaborate, including a seven course meal or just some sandwiches from a convenience store on a park bench during a lunch break from work, National Picnic Day is here to pay homage to the concept of this fun and unique departure from normal and boring eating.

National Picnic Day Timeline

14th Century Medieval hunting feasts

One predecessor to the modern version of picnics is the medieval hunting parties that would stop and eat along the way.

1801 The Pic Nic Society is formed

A popular group of at least 200 fashionable Londoners, fans of everything French, form a society where extravagant picnics are held—with lots of wine. 

1886 Famous picnic painting makes its debut

A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, depicting picnic scenes near the water, is finished by Georges Seurat in the pointillist technique. 

1967 First Congressional Picnic is held in the US

President Lyndon B. Johnson and wife Lady Bird host a picnic on the South Lawn of the White House for members of Congress, staff members and their families, which becomes an annual event.

How to Celebrate National Picnic Day

Have the time of your life celebrating and enjoying National Picnic Day with some of these delightful ideas:

Go On a Picnic

The most obvious and sensible way to pay honor and respect to National Picnic Day is to pack up a basket or cooler, grab a blanket to sit on, and head out with some friends or family members for a picnic. It’s possible to go to the park, a local nature preserve, or even just the backyard, whatever is accessible and convenient. A little patch of green grass is all that is needed. Struggling with rainy weather or a cold snap? Don’t let it get you down! Just adjust those expectations and lay that blanket out in the middle of the living room. Then have a picnic right inside the house. It’s possible to have fun and participate in National Picnic Day even when the weather doesn’t cooperate.

Get Some New Picnic Gear

Although it isn’t totally necessary as it is possible to sit on park benches or even at a picnic table, having a blanket or basket that is dedicated specifically to picnicking is a clever way to make it motivating to go on more picnics. Check out some of these supplies and gear that can help make a picnic even better:

Picnic Basket – Maybe it’s a brand new basket designed just for picnicking, with all of the pockets and containers that hold the flatware and plates. Or maybe it’s a large vintage wicker basket that is just waiting to be filled up, a lovely basket can be super inspiring when it comes to heading outdoors to enjoy a meal.

Picnic Blanket – When getting a blanket for sitting on the ground, it’s smart to choose a design that has a keen ability to hide spills and stains. Colorful plaid blankets are a traditional pattern that can hide all sorts of issues. Also, choose a blanket that is easily washable so it can quickly be thrown into the laundry and made ready for the next time a picnic is on the calendar.

Portable Hammocks – Some people who have a bit of extra time might like to pack a hammock or two for their picnic, allowing them to take a little swinging rest or even a nap following their delicious and tasty outside meal.

Organize a Community Picnic

National Picnic Day can act as an excellent excuse to get a group of people together to appreciate one another’s company and share some food outside. Perhaps this means arranging for a group of coworkers to take their lunch break outside on this day. Or maybe school teachers or parents will use the day as a time to enjoy a picnic on the playground with the students or kids.

Perhaps local community leaders would like to celebrate the event on a larger scale, arranging a band to perform live music at a local park and inviting families to bring their own picnics and participate. Picnics can offer a convenient and fun way to bring people together without a great deal of fuss!

Make That Picnic Eco-Friendly

Spending time outdoors and appreciating nature can be a great reminder that humans can do their part to take care of the earth. Making a picnic sustainable and eco-friendly is a perfect goal for appreciating National Picnic Day!

Instead of littering the planet with tons of plastic water bottles, have some reusable, refillable stainless-steel water bottles for each participant. (It may be best to avoid glass in nature parks as it can break and create a hazard).

Avoid plastic utensils or throwaway plates. Instead, go for some washable portable plates and utensils in bamboo, then take them home and wash them. Also, replace plastic bags or cling wrap with recyclable aluminum foil or reusable bees-wax wrap. Cloth napkins are a more eco-friendly option as well.

Pack foods that cut down on packaging, such as fruits – which conveniently come in their own natural wrappers. Choose local produce that supports eco-friendly practices. And when throwing leftover food away, don’t forget to compost those scraps!

Create a National Picnic Day Playlist

Picnics can be even more fun when accompanied by delightful music. Whether it’s songs that have the word picnic in the title, or just songs that go well with the theme, prepare for the day by creating a collection of songs with the picnic vibe. Get started by trying out some of these songs to add to a National Picnic Day Playlist:

Going on a Picnic by Raffi (1979)

Stoned Soul Picnic by The 5th Dimension (1968)

Picnic by The McGuire Sisters (1959)

Talkin’ Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues by Bob Dylan (1962)

National Picnic Day FAQs

What to bring on a picnic?

The packing list for a picnic includes a blanket, plates, glasses, utensils, napkins and lots of easy to eat food.

Where does the word picnic come from?

Many researchers think the word comes from the French “pique-nique” which was a light, informal meal where people would nibble food. 

Is picnic a verb or a noun?

The word ‘picnic’ can be used as either a verb or a noun! Someone can either picnic, or they can go on a picnic. 

Do picnics reset spawns?

In the world of Pokemon, the Picnic Reset Method can cause a new set to spawn.

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Some NPC cosplays I had a lot of fun with!

[beingbethunes]

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