The group behind the latest push is a registered nonprofit called Preserve Navarre, spearheaded by Wes Siler.
For the third time in less than a decade, a group of south Santa Rosa County residents is moving forward with an incorporation effort to make Navarre its own city, with its own local government, taxing authority and civic identity.
The group behind the latest push is a registered nonprofit called Preserve Navarre, spearheaded by Wes Siler. Siler has lived in Navarre with his wife and small children for the past four years and is in the process of transitioning from active duty to reserves in the Air Force so his family can stay in Navarre.
In 2017, I spent five months in New Zealand living out of a beat-up, bald-tired 2005 Wingroad named Liam Nissan. I was on a bare-bones budget, and it showed: my roof racks were two-by-fours tied down with paracord, my tent was a $20 heap of nylon from the Warehouse (a Kiwi analog of Walmart), and my cooler only held ice for about three hours before turning everything into sodden, lukewarm mush. Since then I’ve logged thousands of miles by plane and car and have tested all kinds travel and camping gear, from bougie high-end luxuries to budget hacks, to determine what is and isn’t worth the extra cash.
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February always feels like a long month, pandemic or not. Many of us experienced severe winter weather, only for it to disappear as fast as it came.
Outside editors huddled around fires, went on hikes, and made better coffee to get through it all. This is the gear we used to do it.
Burch Barrel Fire Pit ($895)
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Photo: Courtesy Burch Barrel)
I replaced our backyard grass with Astroturf a couple of years ago. That’s been an amazing upgrade for this owner of three large, extremely active dogs. While the synthetic fibers are impervious to weather, claws, and even copious quantities of poop, the material does have one major Achilles’ heel: heat. That’s what originally attracted me to this hanging fire pit. The secure tripod suspends the burn barrel two feet off the ground, protecting any surface below from both sparks and radiated heat. But it wasn’t until I tried one in person that I realized it was also a really neat grill. This thing has quickly become a centerpiece fo