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Q&A What will the water temperature be at Sharm el-Sheikh at a depth of 30m in October?

A good estimation is to deduct 5 degrees Celsius from surface temperature to get temperature at 20m - 30m depth. (This is based on my experience over thousands of dives, but most of the diving is i...

posted 9y ago by AquaAlex‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Meeting an unknown snake on the trail; what is the best thing to do?

Response for the question #1: I grew up in an area filled with Prairie Rattlesnakes and in grade school we were taught the following. It always worked for me and during summer vacation it was com...

posted 9y ago by That Bryan Davies‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Nice forest 'around' London for a 2 days hike

If you really want to camp I would recommend the New Forest as there are lots of campsites there and plenty of walking for at least a weekend. The problem is most of Southern England is pretty muc...

posted 9y ago by nivag‭

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Q&A Does it feel colder than before if you warm yourselves up and go out in the cold again?

I think part of what is missing in your question and the answer by flawr is core body temperature. When you first get cold your body automatically shunts blood away from the surface of your skin...

posted 9y ago by James Jenkins‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Why is silnylon/silpoly slippery, but silicone sealant is not?

Silpoly is based on polyester, which means it's hydrophobic (doesn't absorb water). Not all slippery materials are hydrophobic, but this definitely factors in. Silicone sealant also repels water, b...

posted 9y ago by David R.‭

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Q&A Why is it prohibited to sleep in a tent?

Population density Germany: 228 pop/km2; US: 33. Much of the land is simply privately owned. Most surface area (public or private) is used one way or another (residential, forestry, agriculture): T...

posted 9y ago by Peter - Reinstate Monica‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is it ever necessary to double up locking carabiners?

For my uses {natural fibers, normally) , having a wider contact surface, a gentler angle of ascent and descent as the rope slides is a factor. As stated above{ " bendng the rope less sharply "} A s...

posted 9y ago by James Patrick Hurley‭

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Q&A Affordable Hiking/Trekking boots for flat feet

Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference. There are many people with "large, wide, and flat feet", and every one of them has a different idea of what "comfortable" means to them. For exampl...

posted 9y ago by William‭

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Q&A What is the most effective way to keep warm in a Hammock in below freezing weather?

There a few possible remedies to your cold sleeping woes. You already have most of the appropriate equipment so these are some of my suggestions: For general coolness, first I'd recommend some typ...

posted 9y ago by manoftheson‭

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Q&A Backcountry Skiing Bindings compatible with soft boots

I believe the answer to your specific question is no; the only boots I know of with tech fittings are hard boots made of plastic or carbon fiber. However, I think you may be underestimating those ...

posted 9y ago by requiem‭

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Q&A Which country has the most snow days in Europe?

Depending on what is meant by "snow days", the correct response to the question would have to be the Scandinavian countries in general. Within the Scandinavian region, Finland has the greatest numb...

posted 9y ago by Ken Graham‭

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Q&A Nice forest 'around' London for a 2 days hike

You won't find enough continuous forest for what you want in southern England. But (about 20 years ago) I walked and wild camped (actually bright orange bivvy bags) a fair stretch of the south do...

posted 9y ago by Chris H‭

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Q&A Backcountry Skiing Bindings compatible with soft boots

What you might want to look at getting are some randonee boots and some Dynafit bindings. They're designed more for racing up ski hills than they are coming down, but still do a good job on the qui...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A How to repair the ripped seam in my leather cowboy boots?

I do a lot of my own repair. However, this is one where I instead work on the idea of 'consumer relations' My attack: Phone the company that made them. Explain the problem, and ask how to get t...

posted 9y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭

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Q&A Why is it prohibited to sleep in a tent?

Fascinating This is NOT an answer, but just a perspective from another place: I am in western Canada, in the province of Alberta. I would not presume to cross fenced land without asking. But u...

posted 9y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Adjustable cross-country-skiing poles vs trekking poles

First of all, trekking poles will change the way you hike forever. They are a luxury that saves your legs a lot of exertion, sparing you a lot of energy, allowing you to enjoy yourself that much mo...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A Roof-top tents vs conventional tents?

The obvious disadvantages for these types of tents are that they occupy valuable roof space making mounting racks (e.g., bike, kayak, or gear) more difficult and that you must pack up your tent eve...

posted 9y ago by StrongBad‭

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Q&A What belay systems would work for beginning climbers who can only use one arm?

I have a friend with cerebral palsy who likes to climb, and can only use one arm, he did fairly well belaying with a Petzl GRIGRI: It's a self locking belay device, and can be used easily and ra...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A Largest protected forest (ancient woodland) in England?

According to Wikipedia, the largest ancient woodland is the "Windsor Great Park" (1777 Ha) :) However, this one doesn't really fit into your description, does it? The next biggest woodland is King'...

posted 9y ago by OddDeer‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is there a device to hook anything on a branch?

I just buy these things in bulk at the dollar store: I call them my, "hang anything from anywhere" hooks. Not really though, they're just a double hook, and I find them really handy. Almost as h...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A Does it help to play a fake sound when confronted with a wild animal?

Yes! Not a silly question at all and surprisingly easy to answer: yes! There are even sound-systems exactly for that use. Try sound. Sound can have an excellent impact on a coyote that has ...

posted 9y ago by OddDeer‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I recognize a game trail?

I'm going to give some things to look for, but none of these are definite giveaways. It is very unlikely you will be able to tell a barely used human made trail from a game trail. Hikers like to b...

posted 9y ago by Karen‭

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Q&A What species of bird is in this recording from Bethesda MD?

This is asdanrnr from Uclue, I posted on your topic but after 14 days it is expiring and I am afraid my answer came too late, so here is my take : I went through this list of birds in Maryland: ht...

posted 9y ago by AsdaNrNr‭

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Q&A What is the correct way to attach a rope to a harness with carabiners?

Carabiners always attach to the belay loop. Attaching carabiners to the tie-in-points causes them to get loaded incorrectly. Carabiners are designed to load the spine, which is the side opposite ...

posted 9y ago by DudeOnRock‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is it ever necessary to double up locking carabiners?

It's not necessary, but neither is using two non-lockers really. People usually use two carabiners because they will bend the rope less sharply, reducing friction when loaded (also reducing wear o...

posted 9y ago by Pepi‭

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