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Questions related to staying healthy or dealing with health issues during outdoor activities. Answers given here are not intended as a replacement for professional medical advice. Please do not use this tag to ask for specific medical advice. A Dr should always be consulted to confirm any advice given
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Other than good shoes and a stick, what are some ways to preserve your knees on long hikes?
Well, I would say taking more time is a very valid option. Also if you know you have knee trouble you could reduce distances to an extent where you do not have to walk for hours with exhausted muscles …
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When opening the door to access a cabin in a location prone to mosquitoes, how to minimize t...
The most obvious answer: Be quick and keep the door open as short/as little as possible. Mosquitoes are not that fast, definitely slower than a fast walking speed. You could try to brush off mosquitoe …