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Why Mosquitoes Think You Are Extra Tasty & What You Can Do About It
On a couple of our camping trips this summer we were besieged by mosquitoes. I don’t think there was anyone who came away completely unmolested but some of us definitely seemed to be tastier that others, with a trip to … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Outdoor Living, Skin
Tagged bug bites, camping, cedar, citronella, deet, eucalyptus, Florida, geranium, insect repellant, insecticide permethrin, lemongrass, mosquito bites, Mosquitoes, mozzies, peppermint, skeeters, skin so soft, west Nile virus
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