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David Provenzano
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Freelance Contributor, Freelance
South Carolina
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Biography
Based in South Carolina, I’m an experience camper and hiker and love the mountains and outdoors! I’ve been camping and hiking for over 20 years, teaching and training and learning as I go. In my blog (every bit the journey ) I post stories about my adventures, mishaps and discoveries in the wilds of South Carolina, near by mountains, and around the world. I look forward to sharing my love for outdoor adventure with you! A little bit more about me- Hiker, camper, international paintball player, writer, sailor, builder of boats and tanks, I have traveled lands of many countries and seas of many oceans. I was born in the North, raised in the South. As a young youth I traveled with my family as we traveled and camped across Europe in a VW bug. I think this traveling, seeing new places, and meeting new people was probably instrumental in developing my later interests. As teenager I even lived in Jamaica for a short time and even worked on an Irish dairy farm for one summer (I hear the wanted posted have finally come down now). As a young adult I joined the U.S. Coast Guard and traveled around the country and helped raise three wonderful children. Most of my military duty stations were on the East coast of the United States but also included some time in Alaska and on the Gulf coast. I finally settled in South Carolina and after serving over 27 years in the Coast Guard, went to worked as a hospital healthcare facility manager for 13 years. Over all this time I have been volunteered as a leader with both the Boy & Girl Scout programs for over 25 years. Since settling in South Carolina, I have hiked, camped, and paddled around the state. I developed and led week-long 50-mile canoe camping trips on the state’s rivers and lakes for youth summer camp programs. I have worked as training staff in outdoor programs teaching both adults and youth. I enjoy teaching and am also an adjunct instructor at a local college in my spare time. I camp and hike regularly and I am the high adventure trek leader for a local scout troop. I have been section hiking the Appalachian Trail since 2010 including writing trek program planning guides. I have hiked through Florida’s Ocala forest in the middle of summer (don’t) and broke my leg on a mountain in New Mexico hiking with my brother (not recommended – the broken leg, not the hiking with my brother, that was good - except for the broken leg). I find volunteering and teaching is both a social and creative outlet of sorts. Working with others helping them to learn about and fostering a respect for the outdoors is kind of like a financial investment plan. You pay in a little bit into it often for a long time, but at the end the return is so rewarding. Once, sitting on a rock on the side of a mountain after a series of several hard up-hills grinds, my hiking buddy pondered if it was all worth it. Did I think we were really going to make a difference in their lives (the “they” were a group of young hikers with us)? At the time, as I was wiping the sweat from my eyes and trying to catch my breath, I think I panted words to the effect “I hope so.” Looking back, I can honestly say “Yes.” For me, the pay-in has been helping to Introduce people to outdoor skills and self-sufficiency, the return on my investment has been watching them grow and develop a deep appreciation for the world around us, and then head out on their own. Which brings me back to my blog “every bit the journey.” I find I like writing and sharing stories, “tales from the trail” if you will. This provides me with a larger, more formal outlet I think. My only real goal (besides being independently wealthy and not having to work again), is to share and entertain with what I have done or will do, maybe even pass along a little of what I know.
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By David Provenzano| everybitthejourney.com@ Whether you are heading down the trail for a quick hike or gearing up for a long trek, you don’t want to forget these essential items. You’ll need to start somewhere and this list is a place to start the discussion. There are many versions of these essential things and infinite options for each item. Of course you will want to scale down or up these items based on your specific outing needs.
By David Provenzano| everybitthejourney.com@ Hurricane Ian is forecast to tear though my neck of the woods in the next 3 to 8 hours. It’s been a bit cool, breezy, and overcast all day. My work is closed the rest of the week so I’m home catching up on some chores like fixing a broken water line and changing a tire on the tedder. But it’s starting to get dark now and the wind is beginning to pick up a little, so I’m in for the evening. My sister and daughter are both in Florida and have been fortunate enough to skirt the worst of the hurricane.
By David Provenzano| dorchestersc.org@ You should mark you calendars and make plans to attend the Dorchester County Community Meeting on 8/31/2022, at 6 pm, in the Woodland gym. Rural broadband internet is finally coming to our area, but maybe not right away. Progress takes time I guess. The Eagle-Record recently published there will be a Dorchester County sponsored community meeting at the Woodland High School Gym on Wednesday, August 31, 2022, at 6:00 pm.
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Freelance
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