July is national Dry Eye awareness month. And we have a great reminder of why an annual comprehensive eye exam is so important. As part of our month-long "Dry Eye" series on KOIN 6 and Portland's CW, ...

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2. Bring Food You Actually Want To Eat Maggi is a camping classic, but there's only so much you can eat. Pre-cooked rice packets, theplas, dry sabzis, and energy bars work well.

Oats Porridge is a great way to start a camping day. If you love a sprinkle of cinnamon or a scattering of raisins, you can add this to your dry oats at home so they’re flavoured and ready to go.

Weather can be unpredictable. Use waterproof bags for e-bike camping to keep your gear dry. Look for panniers, handlebar rolls, and frame bags specifically designed for bikepacking.

Make a DIY sink Create a DIY camping sink by filling a collapsible water container with water and suspending it from a sturdy tree branch using a length of rope. Attach a small plastic tube or hose to ...