wondering about the chikee hut camping in everglades that was featured on globe trekker on wlrn?
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I went to the Globe Trekker website, to the Florida and Bahamas episode pages, and followed links to: http://www.seminoletours.com/\n\nI think this is what you were looking for.
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Yes.  I think I saw an episode on National Geographics.  Check out their web site.
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This info is from link below, which is all of NY State - if you click you get to the page with Catskill info below.\n\nKeep touring the website and you'll find campsite and hiking trail info.\n\nCatskills\nF-S Tube and Raft Rental, Phoenicia, NY\nLocal Phone: 845/688-7633\nToll Free: 866/437-8823\nDescription: Tube rides on Esopus Creek, shuttle service provided. Drift down 5 miles full of scenic views and nature, rapids and adventure.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nKittatinny Canoes and Rafts, Barryville, NY\nLocal Phone: 845/557-8611\nToll Free: 800/356-2852\nDescription: Canoe, raft, kayak & tube trips from 9 locations. Riverfront camping & paintball also available.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nLander's River Trips, Narrowsburg, NY\nToll Free: 800/252-3925\nDescription: Canoe, raft, kayak, tube, bike at 10 locations on the Upper Delaware River. Mtn bike rentals available.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nTown Tinker Tube Rental, The, Phoenicia, NY\nLocal Phone: 845/688-5553\nDescription: Experience tubing the Esopus! Choose us for your summer adventure.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nWild and Scenic River Tours & Rentals, Barryville, NY\nLocal Phone: 845/557-8783\nToll Free: 800/836-0366\nDescription: Affordable getaways on the majestic Delaware River. Self-guided river tour in a canoe, raft or kayak. Bike and tube rentals available.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nChautauqua-Allegheny\nAdventure Calls Outfitters, Inc., Gowanda, NY\nLocal Phone: 585/343-4710\nToll Free: 888/270-2410\nDescription: Whitewater rafting and funyak trips in Zoar Valley, the most remote area in Western NY. Class II & III rapids.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nSnow and Rain Adventures, Inc., Gowanda, NY\nLocal Phone: 866/889-7272\nToll Free: 866/889-7272\nDescription: Whitewater rafting at its best! Offering spring rafting-Mar through Jun-typically the most exciting whitewater. Enjoy our fall trips-Oct through Nov-the lower water levels allow you to enjoy the fall foliage. Group discounts available - great for church or scout groups.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nZoar Valley Canoe & Rafting Company, Imc., Gowanda, NY\nLocal Phone: 716/679-7238\nToll Free: 800/724-0696\nDescription: Whitewater Raft Tours thru Zoar Valley's old growth forest. WNY's most exciting wilderness experience.
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If your looking for a camp in that area try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by location and numerous other things as well good luck!
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my family and i went on a camping trip to the grand canyon and back from ky. very good time. beautiful scenery. flagstaff was very nice. we also webt camping in the ft. sumner lake state park in new mexico.\nthe water is clear and cold, but very nice for swimming.
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According to the tourism page on Plano's website there are two areas that you might want to check out:\n\nYOGI BEAR CARMPGROUND- This campground was started in the 1980's. It was started mainly for children, but now pretty much anyone goes for a nice peaceful campout.\n\nSILVER SPRINGS STATE PARK - The state of Illinois purchased the original 1,250-acre area in 1969. It is located five miles west of Yorkville in Kendall County. An additional 100 acres have since been added to the site. A 30-acre prairie restoration project began in 1980 and continues in its development with the addition of 15 acres in 1991.
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Go online and look up WSVN Miami, FL and contact Brian Norcross or you can look up channel 10 and contact Don Noe, they are both very helpful when it comes to finding out information about past hurricanes.
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Do I ever!  Got to Bfro.net.  They 'Have TONS of stories, sound recordings, pictures, and clubs.  You can find stories about bigfoot from anywhere in the u.s.a. or canada.  I found a story that happened just a half hour from where I live!!  I HIGHLY suggest going to the website!
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Actually, you can click on this and get a wealth of informatioon about the place... good luck !!\n\nhttp://www.bluelakeresort.org/
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A cabana or tent of some kind in which to hide from the sun.  Who with?  Anyone who could help me get food and water!
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there is some books that might help\n1. WARRIOR WOMEN AND POPULAR BALLADRY 1650-1850 page 87 ( by dianne Dugaw)\n\n2. try to call a native american reserve area and I'm 100 percent sure they can give u all the info ( try the nezperce and I know there is a place in fort lauderdale florida in wich they have all of this info
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My husband and his buddy's have a cabin they go up to in the chain of lakes that they fish for Muskie. They about every year now have pulled each others resources and go, but they have to travel by boat part of the way to get up there through, to their cabin site. I have never made to trip with them yet, and I don't even know if they would want me to. I guess the mosquito's are out of this world up there. I hope that this was helpful to you, and all I have seen are the pictures. It really looks beautiful though. One of them His friend, "Joe", caught a 69 lb Muskie once, and they put him in the magazine.
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I found two camps called camp Harmony.  Both have pictures on their site that you can draw as needed.
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I've heard of students doing summer volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity.\n\nEdited to include information on Habitat for Humanity's Global Village:\n\nHabitat for Humanity International's Global Village trips give participants a unique opportunity to become active partners with people of another culture. Team members work alongside members of the host community, raising awareness of the burden of poverty housing and building decent, affordable housing worldwide. As partners, team members help build a true "global village" of love, homes, communities and hope!\n\nHungary -- June 17-28, 2006\nAre you the type of individual who believes that living and learning in another culture brings richness to life? Do you have a heart for service to others? Then this may be the trip for you!\n\nSri Lanka July 23-Aug 5\nSign up now and have an experience of a lifetime! Help eliminate poverty housing in the beautiful country of Sri Lanka.\n\nBarskoon, Kyrgyzstan -- July 25- August 12\nCome build with us in Barskoon, Kyrgyzstan, a land of beautiful landscapes and interesting people. Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure!\n\nTajikistan   Sept. 2-16, 2006  \nAre you searching for an interesting and rewarding adventure? Come build houses and hope in Tajikistan.
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It's been a while , but some years ago we vacationed in Kill Devil Hills..outer banks ,North Carolina.\nThey have what is called "high dunes" there..Huuuuge enormous dunes...and of course it is a tourist attraction...anyways..We bought a Kite...climbed them dunes all the way to the top and started flying the thing..Everybody did it...must have been tons of Kites in the air.\nSo , mine is flying and I tugged on the line and the thing bomb dives towards a crowd of people..I go...oh shi.t...and pull as hard as I can and just a few feet over the crowds head,the kite went up again...I go ..hmmmm...that was fun...lets try that again...and so I did...Bomb dives again and this time it came even closer to the crowd...they started yelling at us...how rude...lol...so , kite goes up and then again kite dives at them and..... oops...right into the back of some real big burly guy...Kite broke...guy screams...starts running towards us...yelling nasty things and we take off...running like hell , in loose sand down the dunes and half way down I lose my balance and tumble through the sand.....Big burly guy stood at the top of the dunes and gave us the one finger salute...how rude.lol\nDon't know why that adventure came back to my mind but what fun that was...lol
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I havn't really heard of it. But you can search on google.com and I wish you luck finding the location.
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try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by activities taught (music) and location. There should be plenty out there!