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Don’t think that the homemade stuffing can be the star of the show? You just haven’t found the right recipe yet! Hopefully, this recipe for my Famous Homemade Stuffing will change your mind about how delicious (and easy!) a stuffing recipe can be. My Famous Homemade Stuffing Every year for any major holiday I’m asked...
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If you’ve ever wished you could “grab a slice” of the holidays, this Christmas Eggnog Bread comes pretty close. It’s soft, tender, and full of warm nutmeg and vanilla — like a slice of Christmas morning. Eggnog gives this quick bread its rich flavor and golden color, while a simple eggnog glaze adds just the...
The post Easy Christmas Eggnog Bread Recipe (Great for Gifting) appeared first on Common Sense Home.
Discover Charlottesville and Albemarle County this fall, where history, trails, and vibrant flavors converge. Hike scenic paths to Monticello, explore UVA Grounds, savor local cuisine, and enjoy cozy evenings by fire pits and starlit skies. Day 1 Morning Start your day with either a bagel to go at Bodo’s Bagels or a pastry from Cou […]
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Over the years, I've gone through more pairs of tactical socks than I can count. From being issued gear during my time in the Army Infantry in Iraq to buying my own 5.11 socks for long patrols in law enforcement, I've seen plenty of brands make big promises. "Most comfortable," "targeted cushioning" – but what do those claims really mean after a 10+ mile ruck march? Or when you're standing watch in -35° South Dakota winters?
That's why I was skeptical about testing the Farm to Feet Tactical Socks. But after running them through a Tactical Games competition – where comfort, durability, and performance aren't just buzzwords – these socks proved themselves. Even better, they're 100% American-made, with a level of comfort and durability that lived up to the hype.

Fayetteville – Light Targeted Cushion

Quantico – Full Cushion

The Fayetteville is adapted from Farm to Feet's most technically advanced hiking sock, the Damascus. Made with ultra-soft 19.5 micron U.S. merino wool on an advanced 200 needle knitting machine, the Fayetteville provides the comfort of a thicker sock in a lightweight package. The Fayetteville also feature micro-channel circumferential ventilation, targeted hexagonal reinforcement, and an improved comfort compression with LYCRA® fiber for reduced fatigue and added comfort.
Designed and packed with advanced fiber technologies, meet Farm to Feet's first sock knit with mercerized wool. The Quantico sock integrates the latest in knitting technology and enhances moisture management, making it soft and comfortable next to skin.

When I wanted to put the Farm to Feet Tactical Socks to the test, I didn't take it easy on them—I ran them through a Tactical Games Regional event. If you're not familiar, the Tactical Games is two days of grueling workouts combined with shooting—think heavy carries, sprints, and marksmanship under fatigue. If a sock can survive that, it can survive just about anything.
Fayetteville Socks
The Fayetteville socks worked flawlessly. For wool, they didn't make my feet overly sweaty and had just the right amount of padding in the right spots. No blisters, no hotspots—just comfort and performance. Whether I was hauling a 200-pound sandbag or sprinting between shooting positions, they stayed secure and supportive the whole time.
Quantico Socks
The Quantico socks bring more overall padding, which made them perfect for the 2-gun stage I ran. From pistol steel to rifle targets at distance, they kept my feet protected. The tradeoff? My feet did get a bit warm, so I'd call these ideal for colder fall and winter weather. They're also ridiculously comfortable for everyday wear—whether hiking, rucking, or just lounging at home. Honestly, they're some of the most comfortable socks I've ever worn.
Whether you're training, competing, or just looking for all-day comfort, Farm to Feet has built socks that don't just meet the standard—they raise it.

I've put my fair share of socks through the wringer – whether rucking for miles in the Army Infantry or running traffic stops on patrol. I know firsthand how much of a difference the right pair of socks can make. The Farm to Feet Fayetteville and Quantico socks have quickly become some of my favorites. They're not just durable and high-performing in demanding environments – they're also some of the most comfortable socks I've ever worn. In fact, the Quanticos are so comfy that I find myself wearing them around the house just as much as I do at competitions or out in the field.
What really stands out is that Farm to Feet doesn't stop at tactical socks. Their lineup covers everything from hunting and hiking to everyday wear, giving you options no matter where your boots – or sneakers – take you. Overall, the Fayetteville and Quantico socks proved themselves in performance, comfort, and versatility.
In closing, I want to say thank you to Farm to Feet for allowing AllOutdoor and myself the opportunity to try out their Fayetteville and Quantico socks. That is greatly appreciated. Now I want to hear from you – do you think the Fayetteville and Quantico socks are worth adding to your kit? Would you pick up a pair for rucking, hunting, or just everyday wear? Drop your thoughts in the comments below and let's keep the conversation going.

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Here are 17 Ohio Memorial Weekend destinations that truly symbolize the holiday and our remembrance of those who died in active military service.
Cleveland’s Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Mansfield Soldiers & Sailors Memorial
Ohio Veterans Museum & Hall of Fame
National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
National Veterans Memorial & Museum
These are just 17 Ohio Memorial Weekend places to go or things to do out of many others, with military collections at various historical museums, events, and sites. Visit www.OhioTraveler.com for more ideas of where to go on Memorial Day in Ohio, or discover other places for long weekend getaways.

Elevate your evening with a one-of-a-kind pre-show experience before "A Peter White Christmas with Mindi Abair and Vincent Ingala." This add-on ticket invites you to a private wine tasting and live