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Articles related to "Hike"
Gear Care - Hiking Boots Follow these helpful Gear Care tips to keep your hiking boots in shape and get years of service out of them. hiking boots • care of hiking boots • proper care for hiking boots • fitted hiking boots • clean hiking boots
Hitch-hiking: A Course in Personal Development? Long term hitch-hikers tend to have strong personalities. At least that's what experience tells me. The surprising thing is, what little objective research into hitching I've found, lends a little credence to the idea beyond mere supposition. This article walks us through the evidence we have ... hitch-hiking • hitching • situations • deaths • personality development
Food On A Day Hike Even on relatively short day hikes of a few miles or less, these food choices will make your outdoor experience much more enjoyable. hiking food • trail mix • gorp • outdoor • food
Ski, Golf, Hike on Same Day Longer days combined with warmer temperatures combine to let you ski or snowboard in the morning, golf or hike in the afternoon, all at bargain spring prices. ski snowboard golf same day • spring skiing snowboarding golf golfing vermont ut • okemo vermont • crested butte colorado • snowbird utah
The First League: <I>The Tao of Hitch-Hiking</I> The first in a series of seven reviews of on-line tales of hitch-hiking, that are lengthy enough to call books. online book review • martin segal • electronic books • hitching • hitch-hiking
The Pros and Cons of Hitch-Hiking Much of the focus on hitch-hiking seems to be negative. Why is that? There are surely risks involved, the cons so to speak, but dhould we neglect the returns altogether, the pros? Some simpley musings on what hitching costs and what it brings ...
Hiking With a Purpose Expand your weight loss efforts by hitting the trails. Geocaching is an activity that gives hiking a purpose and is a unique way to increase your cardio. geocache • geocaching • cache • personal gps • weight loss
Hiking With Children Children who spend more time in nature playing and exploring and getting dirty are healthier physically and mentally. children • nature • nature deficit disorder • walking • adults
A Hitch-hiker's Christmas Hitching around Switzerland on the eve of the 24th, brought to light some interesting paradoxes about this time of year I've long been aware of. Why is it, that at this special time of honouring love and caring, the teachings of Christ, there is so much loneliness and heartache? Find here some musings on Christendom from the hitch-hikers perspective ... christmas • christianity • christians • easter • hitch-hiking
A Stage is Set: the IHHC rides . . . The 2nd International Hitch-Hikers' Conference took place in Warsaw this March. it's not a big event, but conjures wildly interesting images in my mind. I'd be most curious to see one of these events in action, and look forward to participating in next years if I can. Here's some imagery on my part touched up with some hard facts on hitch-hiking conferences ... hitch-hiking conference • hitchhiking
A Tribute to Dreilinden One of the best hitching spots in Europe falls to the cutting sword of progress .... hitch-hiking • dreilinden • culture • progress • decline
A True Record: A hitch around the world A little disillusioned with the number crunching of the Guinness Book records? How the add up the miles and days to see who's hitched fastesr, furthest, or most? Well, here's a suggestions for a qualitative record, rather than quantitative ... guinness book of records • around the worls • hitching • hitch hiking
Hitching Down Under: Still a Very Happening Thing In Australia, like in the United States there's a general feeling that hitching is a thing of the past, just not viable any more. The murder of seven hitch-hikers not far from my home didn't help lighten that view any! Still, I wasn't about to let that shake me -- well I was, but I hitched anyway ... believe me, hitching is alive and well in Oz, and thumbing there was one of the most beautiful months I can remember. Here's the story. oz • hitching • hitch-hiking • ivan milat • backpacker murders
LYME DISEASE - prevention How we get Lyme Diseas, it's prevention and an herbal tick repellant lyme disease • tick repellant • gardening • herbalist • hiking
More Records: Record breaking hitches in summary A summary of record breaking hitch-hikes extracted from the Guinness Book. hitching • hitch hiking • records • guinness book
Seven League Books: A Review of the Web's Hitching Literature. Looking for literature on the web, I came across seven pieces long enough to warrant the title "book". Well, what a coincidence, I'd just read and reviewed the wonderful hitch-hiking adventures of Wendy Myers, entitled "Seven League Boots" -- what better sign that I should review these seven league books ... here's the introduction to a series of seven book reviews. online books • hitching • hitch hiking
The Dangers of Hitching: Passive, Active and Ride Sharing Hitch-hiking is generally held to be a rather dangerous activitiy. Some people are so afraid of the idea they'll go to any lengths to paint a hitch-hiker as a suicidal freak, particularly if that hitch-hikker happens to be a woman. Ride sharing in turn is often presented as a safe alternative, hook up with a driver through a notice board, or organisation that lends some credibility and forethought to the whole deal. And yet, is it all so safe? And is hitching all so dangerous? ride-sharing • hitch-hiking • hitchhiking • passive hitcher • active hitcher
The Fifth League: <I>Hitchhiking Through Southern France </I> The fifth in a series of seven reviews of on-line tales of hitch-hiking, that are lengthy enough to call books. online books • hitching • hitch hiking
The Fourth League: <I>Rhedeg I Paris </I> The fourth in a series of seven reviews of on-line tales of hitch-hiking, that are lengthy enough to call books. running to paris • online books • hitching • hitch hiking
The Risk/Return Ratio Ever wonder how serious people decide what to do and what not to do? Well, they balance up the risks with returns. In financial circles they talk of a Risk/Return ratio, but it applies to all walks of life ... even to the question: Should I hitch, or should I not? risk • return • risk/return • hitch-hiking
The Second League: <I>Innocence Abroad </I> The second in a series of seven reviews of on-line tales of hitch-hiking, that are lengthy enough to call books. online books • hitching • hitch hiking
The Sixth League: The 24 Hour Hitch The sixth in a series of seven reviews of on-line tales of hitch-hiking, that are lengthy enough to call books. hitching • hitch hiking • online books • the 24 hours hitch • sixth league
The Third League: <I>Europa </I> The third in a series of seven reviews of on-line tales of hitch-hiking, that are lengthy enough to call books. online books • hitching • hitch hiking • europe
The World Hitch-Hiker's Association: culture and hospitality among hitch-hikers world-wide Hitch-hikers are almost by nature a solitary species, gathering in pairs at times, perhaps triplets ... it's just the nature of the beast so to speak. Yet, they have a lot in common, they share values, ideals, imagination and stories. Maybe there's some scope for them to band together a little. It's happening in fact, and there are some loose models in other sub-cultures which are interesting. This article explores some ideas in that direction. hitch-hikers • hitchhikers • hitch-hiking • hitchhiking • web sites
Hitching is not just Ride Sharing! People often talk of ride sharing agencies as a form of organised hitch-hiking. But there are striking differences, not least of which is organisation! FInd out here, just why people continue to hitch-hike, and what makes ride-sharing very different to thumbing around ...
Leaving the Trailhead Early Getting an early start allows you to take your time hiking - and enjoy the journey as much as the destination. early start • backpacking • wilderness • camp • hiking
Lightning Safety Tips Lightning season is starting, and it helps to be reminded of how to stay safe from strikes. Here is a quick primer of lightning safety tips. lightning • thunderstorms • hiking • backpacking • safety
Making a Campfire The warmth of a campfire takes the edge off a winter or early spring backcountry trip. In the summer season a campfire should be avoided. campfire • backpacking • backcountry • winter • mountain
Silk Road Beckons Via ElderTreks ElderTreks, famous for adventure travel for the over-50 set, has 5 spots left on May and August trips for those who long to travel in the foootsteps of Marco Polo senior adventures • eldertreks • senior hiking • central asia • silk road
Introduction If you're wondering why or how a whole column in an an on-line gazette could be dedicated to subject as esoteric as hitch-hiking, pumping out one article every month, engendering discussion and collecting resources, here's why and what it's all about ...
Backpacking State of Mind Backpackers often possess a restlessness and adventurous spirit, to carry all they need on their back, and trudge through mud, storms, snow, and streams. backpacking • strenous • hard • uphill • mud
Choosing a Trail Trip planning is one of the most enjoyable parts of backpacking - studying guide books and maps, to find a place where the adventure and beauty excites you. backpack trip planning • backpack trip preparation • tips • hiking • backpacking
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park On Hawaii's Big Island, 140 miles of hiking trails wind through an alien landscape of lava fields, craters, cinder cones and steam vents in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park hawaii volcanoes national park • big island • active volcano • kilauea • mauna loa
Summer Sports at Eastern Ski R In summertime, ski resorts turn to a full range of warm weather adventure alternatives. Here’s a sampling of what's happening in the eastern U.S. and Canada. summertime ski resort • eastern ski resorts summer • mountain resort summer activities • water parks • ski resort mountain biking
That First Hitch: Virginity Lost Even hitch-hiker's have teething problems. Here's a short look at what ran through the mind of one beginner ... virgin • hitch-hiker • first time • hitch hiker • hitchhiker
Rock and a Hard Place To cut or not to cut? A discussion of the tax dilemma of Japan's Ryutaro Hashimoto. asia • capitalism • democracy • corporate • corporation
Climbing Mount Sinai, Egypt Make a pilgrimage to the Middle East's most sacred mountain! Where it is, how to get there, when to go, and why bother? climbing mount sinai • adventure travel in egypt • tourism in egypt • visit sinai • things to do in egypt
Houseboating on Utah's Lake Powell Lake Powell is 186 miles long, stretching across southern Utah and dipping into Arizona. Renting a houseboat is the best way to explore and enjoy this vast body of water. lake powell • houseboating • houseboat rental • bullfrog marina • wahweap
Loch Katrine: Trossachs, Scotland Loch Katrine is an overlooked area of Scotland; set in the heart of the beautiful Trossachs region, it should be a favourite destination for all. loch katrine • day out in scotland • places to visit near glasgow • tourist days out in scotland • trossachs nature reserve
Machu Picchu Few ancient sites compare to the breathtaking beauty of the Incan city of Machu Picchu. machu picchu • machu pichu • machu picchu cusco peru • the incan city of machu picchu • hiking the inca trail to machu picchu
Paynes Prairie State Preserve Located in North Central Florida, Paynes Prairie is a gem of a park to hike, bike, camp, and observe some of Florida's wildest and most beautiful plants and animals. paynes prairie state preserve • gainesville • micanopy • florida • seminole indians
Croatia's Plitvice Lakes For me, Croatia's Plitvice Lakes National Park is the most beautiful place in the world. You must enjoy the lakes, waterfalls and forest of this UNESCO Heritage site. plitvice lakes national park • croatian tourism • unesco world heritage sites • veliki slap waterfall • inland croatia
Cades Cove Got To See It This is a "must see" on your list of things to do. A great look back in time. See the past. Your great great great grandparents could have lived this kind of life. cades cove • townsend • gatlinsburg • pidgon forge • great smokey mountains
Exploring the Trail Backpack very much and you may find what you considered important in life can begin to change. backpacking • life values • trail • wilderness • good health
The Fraternity Among Hitch-hikers Hitch-hiker's are usually pretty independent, or solitary beasts. They frown when another hitcheer or two turns up to compete for rides, and crowds don't travel as well as loners or pairs. But there is something all the same, that makes them mighty glad to see one another much of the time. A certain fraternity. Here's what reminded me so strongly of it. fraternity • hitchhikers • hitch-hikers • hitching • connections
Gear Care - Backpack Follow these helpful Gear Care tips to keep your backpack in shape and get years of service out of it. backpack • backpacks • care of backpacks • proper care for backpacks • clean backpack
Northern Spring Perennials These super-hardy early flowering perennials are great in the gardens and the wild in zones 4 and colder. snow • zone 4 • zone 3 • zone 2 • zone 1
Paid To Travel: Tour Leading The job that allows you to travel the world, meet new people, find adventure, AND get paid to do it! jobs in tour leading • overland tours • work abroad • adventure travel • travel jobs |
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