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May 2 |
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Where in Europe is wild camping permitted? In Serbia do you wait in line for camping? |
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Apr 22 |
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Dealing with wildlife in the desert of California/Nevada in general and in the White Mountains in particular @gerrit In the White Mountains? They may look like large bushes to you New Englanders, but out here we call them trees... I will update the post. |
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Apr 10 |
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GPS topo map downloads Welcome to The Great Outdoors S.E.! Thanks for the answer, but we normally discourage such short answers with just a link. Have you used these maps? For what areas? Have you used others? If so how do maps from this site compare? Are they complete for a region or the whole world? Have you found any problems with them? Or whatever else you might be able to share. |
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Apr 8 |
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Practicality of Beards @DonBranson I imagine you don't have/use evaporitive coolers there. Here in AZ most homes have them and they are more than sufficient except for monsoon season July and August. |
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Apr 8 |
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Practicality of Beards @DonBranson Or climate. Do you live in a humid area? |
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Apr 8 |
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Dealing with wildlife in the desert of California/Nevada in general and in the White Mountains in particular @gerrit I would agree with tundra hiking. Only been a couple of times and bow to your experience. But I Mentioned winter in this region. The white mountains will take it out of you any time of the year. |
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Apr 3 |
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Dealing with wildlife in the desert of California/Nevada in general and in the White Mountains in particular This can happen at ANY temp in this region. It is actually more common than you think in the winter months because "It's cool out." |
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Apr 3 |
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Advice for first Grand Canyon Hike for Eastern Hikers Welcome to the Great Outdoors S.E.! Good first answers. I would really like to see that photo. |
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Mar 20 |
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Is it ever safe to let a hypothermic person sleep? Yes! But only when you reallllllly don't like them. |
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Mar 19 |
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What are the key sites to see on a short trip through Oregon? This question does include quite a bit of information that is not important to the question, and I think that, and that it's asking for a list, might be the reasons people are voting to close. If you trimmed it to "I will be spending a couple days driving along this part of Oregon, what are the major natural attractions I could stop at." But then it might be more suited to travel or no where as it is asking for a list. - Not sure how to fix it. |
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Mar 19 |
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Difference between Franz Josef and Fox glaciers @LBell I think it belongs here if the question about the walks is removed. The walks are guided tours, but the other questions are about specific recreation locations and I think they would be appropriate. |
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Mar 7 |
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Are there any low sodium freeze dried meals? Welcome to The Great Outdoors S.E.! |
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Mar 5 |
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How to minimize sea sickness? Good advice, and welcome to The Great Outdoors S.E.! though I laugh to myself a bit thinking of his wife trying to enjoy the trip with her nose in the floor. But if it works, it works. |
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Mar 4 |
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How efficient is the Altai skis “the Hok”? Great Answer! Welcome to The Great Outdoors S.E. |
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Mar 4 |
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Experiences hiking with a baby: backpacks @furtive Added. Yeah some do and some don't, but rigging something together never bothered me. |
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Mar 4 |
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Experiences hiking with a baby: diapers We usually burn them as well. But at the end of the night once everyone has left for bed. I can smell it burning and think it's pretty bad. To store them, we wrap and twist them in grocery store produce bags. One of the stores near us has some special kind of bag that helps seal everything in. We re-use those. |
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Mar 4 |
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Experiences hiking with a baby: backpacks @baldric Yeah the bigger Kelty packs work fine for that age. Definitely try on a few if you can. |
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Feb 28 |
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What do you do if the fire does get “out of control”? It's worth mentioning, since you mentioned shovels, when digging a line for the fire, always push in or toss the dirt you dig up in to the fire. Yes this will give it some grass to burn and some dirt to smother, but it will reduce your risk of embers being outside and the fire jumping the line you made. |
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Feb 26 |
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Long or short sleeves on a hike in the Desert? Funny, I live in a desert, and I have never heard "Cotton Kills" this is probably why. |
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Jan 31 |
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Practicality of Beards @RussellSteen You don't think it's improvised? It's an improvised face shield. |
