Jeff Fabiszewski – Page 3 – Liquid Rhythm Adventures' Journal

🍜🔥 Japanese-Inspired Backcountry Lunch

14 Aug 20255 Jun 2025

with the Trangia Mess Tin, Snow Peak Chopsticks, Mini Sierra Cup, Ozen Solo Table and Esbit Stove When you’re deep in the backcountry and craving something soulful, nothing hits quite…

🥢Beyond the Spork: Why I Bring SnowPeak Wabuki Chopsticks on Every TripGear Review

11 Aug 20253 Sep 2025

We talk a lot about stoves, pans, and camp recipes—but we rarely give enough attention to one of the most underrated pieces of backcountry kitchen gear: your utensils. I’ve used…

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🔥 Gear Review: The SnowPeak Mini Flame

7 Aug 20254 Jun 2025

More Than a Flame — It’s a Lifestyle Essential When you're packing for a multi-day kayaking expedition or preparing for the next hurricane, space and weight matter. So does functionality,…

From Ramen to Cornbread: Why the Trangia Mess Tin is My Go-To Backcountry Kitchen Tool

4 Aug 202511 May 2025

When you’ve been cooking in the wild for as many years as I have—on the trail, in the bush, and by the coast—you start to develop an almost instinctive appreciation…

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🌀 Survive the Storm, Stay Smart After: Post-Hurricane Safety and the Scene Size-Up

31 Jul 20254 Jun 2025

When the hurricane passes and you’re standing upright, uninjured, and alive—that’s victory. But it’s also the beginning of a new danger phase: the aftermath. Every year, people who survive the…

Backcountry Banana Pancakes with the SnowPeak GigaPower Stove & Trek 900 Titanium Pan: A Gear Review

28 Jul 202511 May 2025

There’s something special about the first hot breakfast after a night in the backcountry. Maybe it’s the chill in the air or the sound of a distant loon calling across…

🩹Why Every Adventurer Needs a ROAD iD

24 Jul 20252 Jun 2025

Peace of Mind in the Wild Starts with This Simple, Life-Saving Gear As a professional kayaker, wilderness first responder, and dad, safety isn’t just a priority—it’s a lifestyle. I’ve been…

🔥 Firelight Lessons: Cooking Outdoors with My Son

21 Jul 202523 Jun 2025

There’s a special kind of magic that happens when the stars are out, the tent’s aglow in the background, and the coals are just right. That night, with my son…

Florida Kayaking…

🛟 Why a Traditional PFD May Be Safer Than That Inflatable Belt on Sale

17 Jul 202523 Jun 2025

As a professional kayak instructor, Wilderness First Responder, and someone who spends a lot of time on the water, I always enjoy chatting with folks at local outdoor stores. Gear…

Florida Kayaking

🛶 Threading the Green Veins: Kayaking Florida Mangroves with My Son

14 Jul 202523 Jun 2025

There’s something quietly magical about paddling a mangrove tunnel. And the sharing of that experience with my son always makes it unforgettable. The Florida coastlines are laced with these winding,…

Snow Peak GigaPower Stove

10 Jul 202523 Jun 2025

The second stove I purchased was in 1998, the Snow Peak GigaPower Stove, I purchases the stove only because my brother had runover my MSR Dragonfly stove and I needed…

Florida Kayaking…

⛺Island Time: The Magic of Kayak Camping in Florida’s Backcountry

7 Jul 202523 Jun 2025

There’s something deeply restorative about waking up to the rustle of coastal pines and the low lap of tidewater on a remote barrier island. The kind of peace that only…

🔥 MSR Dragonfly Stove: A 30-Year Workhorse That Still Delivers the Heat

3 Jul 202523 Jun 2025

By Jeff Fabiszewski: Professional Outdoor Educator, Expedition Guide, Backcountry Chef When I first started guiding trips and cooking on the trail back in the ‘90s, the very first stove I…

⚜️ The Best Adventure Fiction for Adult Scouting Volunteers

30 Jun 202523 Jun 2025

1. "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson Though written for the young, it reminds adults of the spirit of adventure that the world is still full of treasure for those…

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🚗🌪️ The Hurricane “Go Bag” for Your Vehicle: Ten Essentials Reimagined

26 Jun 20253 Sep 2025

The Atlantic hurricane season officially began on June 1 and will last through the end of November. When a hurricane hits, the time to prepare is long before you’re watching…