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Old-fashioned Tree Swing | By Peg & Awl

Peg and Owl is a small company from Philadelphia, their products are made from old things that have been recovered from misfortune and neglect. Example of their fine craft is this Old-Fashioned Tree Swing made of reclaimed old growth pine(was once a floor joist for a 19th century house) and with 3/4 Manila rope looped trough the seat.



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RUGGED ROAD COOLER - Image

RUGGED ROAD COOLER

Meet the Rugged Road 45 V2, a cooler built for serious outdoor enthusiasts who need performance without the bulk. Weighing in at less than half of comparable models, this ultralight beast doesn't just go easier on your arms, it outperforms in every category that matters. Thanks to Rugged Road's proprietary Fridgite insulation, the 45 V2 keeps ice frozen for up to 7 days. That means cold drinks and fresh food for the long haul, whether you ...
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TreePod Camper

TreePod Camper is a new offer on the suspended tents market, this one makes it possible to sleep two adults, with a combined weight of 500 pounds, with two separate access doors and a mesh wall to assure some privacy inside if that´s important, you can also keep them open to allow some airflow. One of TreePod Camper’s main features is that you only need one strong tree branch to hang it from, it´s a single point suspension structure, if you need some extra stabi...
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TO GO GRILL | BY EVA SOLO - Image

TO GO GRILL | BY EVA SOLO

Eva Solo´s new sleek To Go Grill is perfect for picnics in the woods, on the beach or using on the balcony. The stylish and portable grill is made from enameled steel and features silicone handles that stay cool, even when the grill is hot.  The grill is supplied with a practical nylon strap for holding the various parts together when it is being transported or stored. via watch the video...
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