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Q&A Topo map server out there somewhere?

Norway Norgeskart (location) Sweden Kartsök och Ortsnamn NB: does not provide same view as paper maps. Finland Karttapaikka Switzerland https://map.geo.admin.ch/ (location) France Car...

posted 5y ago by gerrit‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A California nutria hunting

I read the same articles, and it sounds like the invasive species management professionals expect to be able to completely eradicate the nutria without needing assistance from the public at hunting...

posted 5y ago by csk‭

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Q&A Post-hike shoe care

I use lysol disinfectant spray on my climbing shoes every once in a while. It works quite well. However, since you say you want to avoid chemicals, you may want to try cedar shoe / boot trees. The...

posted 5y ago by renesis‭

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Q&A Post-hike shoe care

You are right that leaving the boots to air out periodically is the best solution, but not always doable. Changing sweaty socks is a good way to get boots to smell less. Socks are easier to carry ...

posted 5y ago by Yogesch‭

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Q&A Where can I find resources to find user-contributed GPS tracks?

Different sites are strong in different parts of the world or for different activities, even if most aim to cover all activities. This is a list of such websites. This is a community wiki effort....

posted 5y ago by gerrit‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Do Garmin InReach plans include unlimited incoming messages?

Incoming messages count against the limit of text messages. Yes, any message sent back to your inReach device, including replies to preset messages, count against your monthly message allotment...

posted 5y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A How dangerous are kangaroos?

Maloo is correct. I am Australian too. The only precaution we have in rural Victoria is stay away from: A lone kangaroo that does not move away, or approaches. if you find one, watch constantly a...

posted 5y ago by Polypipe Wrangler‭

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Q&A Did any lighthouses provide directional navigation signals?

Yes, this system is in use, on the coast of Victoria at least. I cannot get the maritime website to work on this device, there was a sweep (rotating light) and a flash. Both lights coincide when yo...

posted 5y ago by Polypipe Wrangler‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Why does North Cascades National Park get so few visitors?

Although existing answers are not bad, I think they fail to stress the most important reason. North Cascades National Park is not easily accessible by car. The only roads in the park are the Steh...

posted 5y ago by gerrit‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Did any lighthouses provide directional navigation signals?

Were any lighthouses designed to also provide directional information? Yes. All of Norway has that. Maps indicate what colour is shown in what direction: Source: Norgeskart

posted 5y ago by gerrit‭

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Q&A What conditions should lead an alpine team to abandon a mountain climb/expedition?

Abandon the trip if... someone in the group demonstrates behavior that threatens the group, someone in the group is found to be lying about their status. First involved dangerous brandishing of...

posted 5y ago by Loduwijk‭

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Q&A Why does a leader have to be tapered in fly fishing?

When indicator nymphing or euro nymphing it helps to have non tapered leader under the water to reduce the drag of the faster surface currents on the leader. e.g. When indicator nymphing in 6 foot...

posted 5y ago by tjjjohnson‭

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Q&A What&#x2019;s the main appeal for climbing outdoors?

The views I'm predominantly a gym climber who dabbles with some outdoor sport climbing occasionally More often than not climbing crags are in wilderness areas, be they remote or little pockets ne...

posted 5y ago by Jon P‭

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Q&A Is there an optimal strike indicator color for fly fishing reflective, tumbling streams?

Darker colours of indicator like black or dark red work well and white is probably the worst colour high glare situations. An indicator made of light and dark colours can help with visibility in a ...

posted 5y ago by tjjjohnson‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do fly fishing lures work?

Dry fly Designed to imitate aquatic or terrestrial insects floating on the surface of the river. Generally dry flies are cast upstream and allowed to drift back with the current. The cool thing ...

posted 5y ago by tjjjohnson‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do I get a drag free drift when fly Fishing

Mending Upstream mend Downstream mend Stack mend Presentation Casts Reach cast Don't turn the leader over fully Tuck cast Puddle cast Snake cast Gear Thinner leader Longer leader Geor...

posted 5y ago by tjjjohnson‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Any tips for landing fish on barbless hooks?

I haven't found a difference between landing percentage between barbed and barbless hooked. I kept logs of percentage of hooked fish that I landed in 2019 and changed to barbless for the last 4 mo...

posted 5y ago by tjjjohnson‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Where do I find hiking partners to go on glaciers/mountains?

For Switzerland I suggest contacting your local section of the Swiss Alpine Club (or you might directly sign up for it). They have sections all over Switzerland in all major cities (and many many s...

posted 5y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭

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Q&A How can I reduce the pressure of backpack straps on my collarbone, perhaps by fixing padding to the strap?

To accomodate the shoulder straps sliding over the collar bone without displacing the padding, I'd build a sleeve of some kind. Especially biking, the straps will want to move around if you go in a...

posted 5y ago by Gabriel C.‭

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Q&A Are kernmantle ropes more susceptible to damage than 3 ply twist or solid braid?

In general, the answer is most likely no. With regard to (at least) one specific scenario, however, kernmantle ropes are thought to be less resilient than twisted rope. Consider the case when one...

posted 5y ago by Yogesch‭

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Q&A How to split 3-5 people into rope teams for glacier travel?

You are not going to like the answer, but a 5 member team should recruit a 6th person. I think 3 people per rope is ideal. 4 people always seems like too many and 2 people makes stopping a fall rea...

posted 5y ago by StrongBad‭

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Q&A Why do snowshoes have a hole in the front deck?

Because your foot doesn't pivot at the toe, but under the ball of the foot. Since the pivot is at that point, the front of the foot goes thorough the hole. This helps to anchor the snowshoe going ...

posted 5y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to split 3-5 people into rope teams for glacier travel?

A bit later it states that during glacier travel, there should be a minimum of two rope teams. Is there any explanation why there should be 2 teams? The only case where this makes really sens...

posted 5y ago by Manziel‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I reduce the pressure of backpack straps on my collarbone, perhaps by fixing padding to the strap?

I think you need to find out why the plate hurts. If putting a load on the bone is putting tension/torque on the screws that attach the plate, then any form of loading on the bone may be a problem...

posted 5y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭

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Q&A What&#x2019;s the main appeal for climbing outdoors?

One key aspect that has not been mentioned: routefinding indors is almost trivial, outdoors it becomes a real challenge and makes climbing a much more creative experience. In the gym, hold color (...

posted 5y ago by Michael Borgwardt‭

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