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Here’s How to Cook Bacon and Eggs in a Paper Bag

Try this unique bacon and eggs recipe the next time you’re in the backcountry. Sure, you could cook your bacon and eggs on a frying pan, but where’s the fun in that? You’d be surprised, but cooking them in a paper bag is pretty effective, and tasty. This old boy scout trick for cooking bacon and eggs in the bush

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Nice Guy Saves Duckling, but Mama Duck Tries to Clobber Him

Conservation, Fishing, Wildlife |

A good hearted fellow jumped in to free a duckling caught in fishing line, but the mother hen wasn’t happy. It’s a good thing they don’t have teeth! It’s always good for the heart to see people helping out animals that couldn’t possibly help themselves, it’s just that sometimes Mother Nature tries to bite the

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Trolling Hyalite Reservoir in Montana, Does it Get Much Better?

Fishing |

After a long day in the office, sometimes the best remedy is a fishing trip out to Hyalite Reservoir. It was a Tuesday, and as I looked out the windows of my office I noticed the sky was clearing up and temperatures were cooling off. The day before I’d been invited to join friend Adrian

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Wimbledon Secures Loan For Roof

Tennis |

Grass-court Slam secures $224 million loan for roof over Court Number One.
A cap is coming to Court Number One.

The All England Club has secured a $224 million loan from HSBC to fund a retractable roof over Wimbledon's Court Number One as well as other Master Plan projects.

Q & A: Paul Annacone

The new retractable roof will cost about $91 million and is scheduled to be completed in time for the 2019 Wimbledon.

In addition to a retractable roof, the All England Club also plans to add two additional tiers of about 900 seats to Court Number One, which would join Centre Court as Wimbledon's second stadium with a retractable roof, ensuring daily uninterrupted play for about 27,000 spectators on the two show courts regardless of the weather.

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The All England Club made about a $42 million profit last year, according to Eurosport, which helped pay off an earlier loan to pay for the Centre Court retractable roof.

The roof is phase one of the Master Plan, which also proposes:

Repositioned Court 12 with permanent stands and views to Centre Court
A new southern garden with a potential for an entrance gate
A new indoor courts building
New clay-courts south of Somerset Road
An expanded Aorangi Terrace with views over the courts and Wimbledon Park
A proposed new public plaza outside the newly refurbished Court No. 1 with retractable roof
A new entrance plaza from the north of the site, including new planting along Church Road to strengthen a tree-lined boulevard

The Club released new Master Plan images of how Court No. 1 and Centre Court will look under the proposal.

Photo credit: Wimbledon

Special hunts expand Minnesota deer hunting opportunities

Hunting |

Deadlines are approaching for hunters to sign up for the chance to participate in special archery, firearm and youth deer hunts. “Special hunts allow for management of local deer populations in places that aren’t usually open to hunting, and they offer additional quality hunting experiences,” said Adam Murkowski, Big Game Program leader with the Minnesota […]