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Q&A What skills should one learn before attempting paragliding?

I don't know where you live, but I am pretty sure that if you want to do paragliding, you are required to take a course and get a license. So I would say if you really want to do it, find a paragli...

posted 7y ago by april rain‭

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Q&A What to look for on the site of a geocache?

My friend often goes out with her sister who is the geocasher. By looking in a different way, she often finds the ones her sister does not. Going down on her knees (even belly) to look from the ...

posted 7y ago by Willeke‭

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Q&A Are the orienteering marches popular in Germany?

I can give an answer for Switzerland: Orienteering in Switzerland is comparatively popular and widely known - and also called "OL/Orientierungslauf" (incidentally, Switzerland is also rather good...

posted 7y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭

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Q&A What should I do if I face Elephant?

If the Elephant is annoyed, not actually aggressive, then walk away without hesitating. If you are between a mother and calf, do not approach the calf. Do not try to climb trees. Animals are not...

posted 7y ago by Johan‭

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Q&A Why are indoor climbing grades easier?

I find similar graded climbs are so much easier outside than the ones in the gym. Maybe its because I'm a shorter climber, I think I have many more options to find foot and handholds outside. It se...

posted 7y ago by mark robertson‭

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Q&A What gear for sleeping in wild camping in western Scotland in May?

It’s always up to the traveler and its needs, but basically you need to cover those points: sleep -> Tent, sleeping bag kitchen -> Gas cooker, mess kit food hygiene -> toiletry bag, wa...

posted 7y ago by retailwinkel‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A Are there tents with better space-to-weight ratio than tunnel tents?

What are your options? As someone who makes their own shelters I've given a great deal of thought to the pros and cons of different architectures. But like most things involving gear choice, the r...

posted 7y ago by Tullochgorum‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do you determine the optimum time to tack?

The text implies differences in the ships. Once settled on the new tack the Loire’s natural advantages asserted themselves once more. She showed her extra speed and extra weatherliness; Hots...

posted 7y ago by Separatrix‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A Legal situation to bowhunt in Hungary for foreigners

I'm a bowhunter and bowhunting trip organiser in Hungary. You not need a holding permit for a hunting bow. But You need a valid hunting licence for Your home-land and a valid licence for fire weap...

posted 7y ago by MIVAT‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A What do I need to do to a tent that's been stored for a long time?

Putting it up in the garden sounds like a great idea, as it will let you check if: all parts are still there, everything is in working condition, you still know how to actually put it up. On...

posted 7y ago by april rain‭

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Q&A How to contain the stench of climbing shoes?

I have this same problem with Vibrams and have found Lysol to be somewhat effective in mitigating the bacterial growth and ensuing smell. I use a quick spray a few times a week. If the smell gets...

posted 7y ago by matmat‭

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Q&A How to contain the stench of climbing shoes?

Use an odor neutralizer. As the smell will be coming from the inside of the shoe, Spray them with an odor neutraliser or a specialist shoe odor neutralizer, then pack them paper or cloth impregna...

posted 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do you determine the optimum time to tack?

I hope you like a non-answer. There rarely ever is a theoretically optimal time to tack that can be described in the abstract, as there are so many unknown, random variables. The best time to tack...

posted 7y ago by whatsisname‭

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Q&A Is this image of a skier skinning up a very steep slope rotated?

The picture in the answer to that question you referred to here doesn't have a source listed for attribution. To me, however, it does look like the same picture as the one in the answer to the ques...

posted 7y ago by Sue Saddest Farewell TGO GL‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A Can smoldering logs be transported safely

The answers you've received so far touch on several key elements of this situation: Liam's answer nicely addresses the how of carrying burning embers around with you, though it's not strictly app...

posted 7y ago by Askeli‭

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Q&A How dangerous is swimming fully dressed in cotton/denim clothes?

With cotton clothing the main risk is hypothermia, cotton soaks up a lot of water but also easily exchanges water easily with a wet environment, it's one of the coldest things to wear when wet. Wea...

posted 7y ago by Monster‭

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Q&A Can you use an Iridium phone with a SIM but with no active plan to place an emergency call?

I looked at some different plans and it looks like you could buy a prepaid plan and not activate it for up to 2 years. See the pricing here. However that seems like the really expensive option. S...

posted 7y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A Can smoldering logs be transported safely

Yes you can. It's called a long match and here's an example of how to make one. I've seen several variations on this theme but basically you want a method to hold the heat of the fire with a limi...

posted 7y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are the advantages and disadvantages of a paracord knife handle?

In addition to the other answers some of these knives are meant to have a use as a spearhead. You use the cord to tie the metal handle to a stick or split the stick a little, stick the handle in be...

posted 7y ago by Monster‭

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Q&A What's the hardest wearing multibraid rope type?

Dyneema is the most hard wearing, however if you need it to run through any friction grip or clutch it is not a good choice as it is very smooth and shiny. Polyester really is the cost-effective, ...

posted 7y ago by roryalsop‭

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Q&A When trimming my sails, why would I want them to stand flat, versus having some belly?

I didn't intend to self-answer, but after hours of 'net searching I seem to have stumbled on the answer, provided by an Olympic Gold Medalist sailor from Australia, so I hope we can trust it. You ...

posted 7y ago by cobaltduck‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Do I still need to hang my food if I have two large dogs?

Under the right circumstances, a black bear can kill a man (or a dog) with a single swat of its paw. While most back bears are timid and afraid of humans, due to 10,000 years of being hunted by Nat...

posted 7y ago by M.A. Golding‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A Do Eastern grey squirrels pretend to bury nuts in the ground?

It looks like the answer is yes, they do pretend to bury their food to keep other squirrels from getting at it. Dr Michael Steele of Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, and colleag...

posted 7y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A What is the purpose of being close-hauled when sailing upwind?

While a close-reach or beam-reach is going to give the vessel the highest speed through the water, this may not be what you want. Being close-hauled will point you higher so while you lose speed, t...

posted 7y ago by roryalsop‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A When a sailing ship is pursuing another upwind, why does the distance gained to windward matter so much?

Windward progress is so valuable in a tactical situation like a warship chase because the windward position is the more maneuverable one. If you can overcome your quarry's distance-made-good-to-win...

posted 7y ago by Beanluc‭

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