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Duff bags from Jesse Brown's are great for

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people packing up to go somewhere, but also

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for those that are staying close to home.

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How's that?

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Sizes from 40, 55

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70, and a hundred liters

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from makers like Pat gun are all on

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hand at Jesse Browns.

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Check us out at jesse brown's dot com

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for that duff, the black hole duff, whether

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it be going on an airplane or being

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a modern day foot locker for students, campers

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and dorm rooms. Pick a size in color

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all at jesse browns dot com.

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Welcome everyone to the Carolina

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Outdoors each week. I come in to break

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down listening listening segments pardon me for you.

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To learn more about our Carolina outdoors, and

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hopefully,

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be encouraged to take on your own adventure

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I'm Bill Bart host of the Caroline outdoors.

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I hang my hat through the week over

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at our sponsors.

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Place Jesse Brown's were located in the heart

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of Charlotte shopping district, the South park area

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in the Sharon corners shopping center, I invite

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you to come over there or pay us

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to visit. Hike, Mount Jesse Brown's, get to

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the second floor of that shopping center,

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and your

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adventure will begin.

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Of course, it is summertime, and we are

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talking about summertime activities. We're gonna

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delve into a few

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educational moments here on this addition of the

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Carolina outdoors. We're gonna talk a bit about

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rip currents,

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that has been in the news.

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Unfortunately, it's in the news

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each year and over 70 people across the

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United States lose their lives

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due to rip currents. We're gonna talk about

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some of the incidence

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of

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of rips that have happened in both north

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and south, Carolina and talk a little bit

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about

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what to watch for if we are enjoying

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our time at the coast and speaking, Carolina

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of time at the coast,

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Jesse Brown has a lot of coastal supplies.

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Of course, being inland like we are here

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in Charlotte

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we have a lot of people who are

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heading for the coast for vacation, even in

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the heat of the summer, of course, quick

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dry, shorts bathing in suits, sun protective clothing,

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which is ever so important, but we also

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have Mike spikes.

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It was invented

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and founded

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by Mike Han, who is a char.

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He has since retired to the beach. If

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you wanna hear interviews with Mike Han

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about Mike Spikes, and maybe you'll get a

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bit of an ocean drive beach report from

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Mike as well.

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Head over to the podcast highlights of the

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Carolina

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outdoors, that is 1 of our top beach

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items. What is it?

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It is a power driving device

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made

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my words out of a Pvc type material,

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the power driving drives

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the spike right into the sand where it

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secured.

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What does it prevents you from doing? It

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prevents you from having the Au type devices

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that's hardly seem to ever work? It keeps

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you from taking a shovel digging holes.

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It prevents you from filling up

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sand bags.

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the wind driven,

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topics in that category that are ever so

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popular out there, but in many beaches because

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of the square footage that the wind driven

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devices shade devices take up and also

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the noise that some of them provide Mike

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spikes stepped in and secures that umbrella for

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pursuit. We've also talked in previous episodes to

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a gentleman name Peter Dr,

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who represents in the Carolina as a company

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called Turtle Box speakers.

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We've had him on to talk about this

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new fad of

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of durable waterproof

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floating

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speakers that operate bluetooth, you can hook up

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a 1 of your Bluetooth devices to 2

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speakers if you really wanna have a concert

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out there, but it's been a popular

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beach, picnic and lake device also for the

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boat

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as well. So you can check out both

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of those at Jesse Brown's.

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Lastly, we have nomadic towels, which are sand

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proof. Wow.

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Sand proof towels. What's that mean? It means

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if you stand up at the beach and

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shake off this quick drying sand proof towel,

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the sand, the dirt, all of that just

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falls away and does not end up in

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your beach bag, which then ends up in

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your,

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beach home, which ends in ends up in

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your car and ends up back

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at your home. So anyway, check all of

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those things out at jesse Brown's and shop

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dot jesse brown's dot com. In the news

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this week here on the Carolina outdoors, we

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storyteller night at Jesse Brown, which is an

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our storyteller, Helen Wi camp talked about traveling

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the world really, and

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entering into the different tribes across Africa,

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across Asia and also across South America,

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and this just came up this July 20

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of an un

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tribe in Peru,

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dozens of un

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people deep in the Peruvian

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Amazon,

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were captured on camera

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several miles from number of logging areas. This

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is according to a human rights group,

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people are believed to be part of 1

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of the largest un

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international, which is a London based human rights

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organization started in 19 69,

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campaigns for the right of indigenous tribal and

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people appeared near the neighboring village of Porto

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they speak a language that are related to

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and have previously reported,

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denounced the presence of logger

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on their land. Now the photograph that I

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saw we have it posted up at Jesse

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so you can see it out there.

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to revoke all logging licenses in the area

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and recognize eyes that the territory belongs to

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in the world, which I previously

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mentioned. The logging companies, of course, hold timber

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concessions,

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according to government parameters

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and used in resource extraction part of logging

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of the trees in the Amazon,

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but it is recorded to be near

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where the these Mag pier tribal people were

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that operates inside of the Mas pier territory

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that has built

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a couple of hundred miles of roads

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to bring out the timber said that they

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are certified

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stewardship council

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need to see an un

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tribe come out with, of course, the politics

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people that make their home

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deep within the rainforest

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on our Facebook page. It's a place where

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include hiking adventures for the clients of Jesse

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Brown, which is the sponsor of this program,

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the Carolina

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outdoors. You can check more out as well

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over at our Instagram page, Jesse Brown C.

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I'm your host, Bill Bart,

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We're gonna return more to talk a bit

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about rip current, talk a bit about bolder

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safety, all of that and more on the

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Carolina outdoors.