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Q&A Are there any inedible seaweeds on the UK coastline?

There is one poisonous: the Desmarestia. The other species should be okay. However, I can't say anything about if they are "worth eating" :) Desmarestia is a genus of brown algae found worldwid...

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

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Q&A Protection from rain - running vs. walking

You should run There's a good video from MinutePhysics that explains it all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MqYE2UuN24 The short(er) version is that the amount of water you "run into" depends ...

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

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Q&A Protection from rain - running vs. walking

You should walk. I have seen (and had) many 'accidents' from running in the rain - who hasn't? Although in theory running will keep you drier, there are more important things that staying dry....

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A When should you carry a firearm when hiking/trekking?

To say that there is nothing that would provide a reason for carrying a firearm while hiking is completely false. There are numerous accounts where people have been killed by wildlife and hostile p...

posted 9y ago by Programmer‭

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Q&A Highest point of the Planneralm 3D course (Robin Hood land)

With the information on the website and g00gle maps, I think the whole parcour should be between 1500m and max. 1600m.

posted 9y ago by Phab‭

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Q&A Calculate true north with a compass and map

There are several ways to determine true north, especially when you have a map and compass: Competent maps, like most intended for backcountry hiking, will have the magnetic declination marked. T...

posted 9y ago by Olin Lathrop‭

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Q&A Protection from rain - running vs. walking

It also depends on your type of clothes. Wearing "non breathable" clothes will get you more sweaty than the rain will get you wet sometimes. Also if you wear a coat but no rainproof trousers, than...

posted 9y ago by Stuurpiek‭

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Q&A Distinguish iced snow from powder

I am unfortunate in that our weather is warm and wet with a lot of melt/freeze cycles, and have lots of experience dealing with skiing on sheets of ice. here I am using "Ice" loosely to mean anyth...

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

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Q&A What is a safe distance for large, non-predatory wildlife?

Each species and possibly even each individual animal will behave very differently. A good rule of thumb is: if wildlife reacts to you, you are too close. I think this is the most general way to an...

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

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Q&A Arrows in full length measured without the nock?

From my experience the arrow shafts will be exactly the length as specified, at least with all the vendors I dealt with so far. (It might be safest to just ask them however!) If you're putting tog...

posted 9y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Protection from rain - running vs. walking

Having spent a lot of time running and walking in the rain I can say from experience that it's very much an individual specific choice. Personally I like to keep my body temperature up as I find i...

posted 9y ago by aj-‭

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Q&A What tent should I use for extended winter camping in the midwest US?

My tent looks a lot like the design above. My only advice is purchase a 2 person tent v for 1. You'll find you can force fit 2 people but you'll be comfortable by yourself with a little room to s...

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

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Q&A Why do some prefer methane to cook food

Methane is a biogas, so you get it from biological processes that otherwise would escape into the atmosphere. When you burn methane, you are converting the methane into water and carbon dioxide. C...

posted 9y ago by Escoce‭

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Q&A Why do some prefer methane to cook food

This may be a contrary position, but I think methane has actually gone out of favour in many parts of the world (definitely in Europe) as propane and butane have become popular. In fact propane or...

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

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Q&A Calculate true north with a compass and map

At night it is very easy to find true north using the stars (true south doesn't quite have an equivalent.) First identify Ursa Major, the Great Bear or Big Dipper. Then take the two stars at the e...

posted 9y ago by roryalsop‭

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Q&A Are Hawthorn berries edible?

Crataegus is definitely eatable, and has medicinal qualities. But remove the seeds before preparing any significant quantity. You also might wish to know that mature hawthorn fruit is often loaded ...

posted 9y ago by ThomasMcLeod‭

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Q&A Calculate true north with a compass and map

We could get really complicated with this. But basically, magnetic north is a mostly fixed place on the surface of the earth. It's actually moving, but very slowly. Sometimes the map you have may ...

posted 9y ago by Escoce‭

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Q&A Why / when to limit how much you gather?

(TL:DR -- The "safe" amount to harvest varies enormously with plant species and context. When in doubt, take 5% or less. 1/3 is probably safe for common, prolific species.) This rule is given out ...

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

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Q&A What types of live bait should I use to catch red drum?

Depending on the time of the year, the water temperature, the mood of the fish, and the available food for them, fish (esp. salt water) will feed on any number of different bait fish. Rather than ...

posted 9y ago by celeriko‭

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Q&A How to tell if it's safe to jump an obstacle on horseback?

Firstly, the best way to test if an obstacle (commonly called a jump) is safe to jump is to walk around it and give it a once over. This can be mounted or dismounted leading the horse. What you w...

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

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Q&A Pros and cons of different types of snorkeling fins

I'm sure someone will give you a nice answer to the general pros and cons to different fins/recommendations, but I just wanted to make a few comments: (1) what are you snorkeling around primarily? ...

posted 9y ago by tea4two‭

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Q&A How to store a snowboard?

Whenever you store your snowboard and do not intend to use it the next day again (unless you really like your board), then do the following Clean it. Dry it. For longer storage, usually summer ...

posted 9y ago by imsodin‭

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Q&A What are the dangerous animals in Southern Nevada

Quick List: Mountain Lions Bobcats Coyotes Rattle Snakes Scorpions Feral Burros Feral Horses Desert Bighorn Sheep Black Widow Spiders Red Rock Canyon & Valley of Fire have very heavy human ...

posted 9y ago by renesis‭

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Q&A Pros and cons of different types of snorkeling fins

The prime benefit with a more flexible fin is you get greater efficiency vs a bare foot for a minimal cost in increased resistance when kicking. I've found that to be generally true with split-fin...

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

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Q&A What micron level is needed to properly filter viruses from water?

Let's look at the absolute here. The hepatitis B virus is 0.042 microns in length; this is about as small as viruses get (http://www.who.int/csr/disease/hepatitis/whocdscsrlyo20022/en/index2.html)...

posted 9y ago by William‭

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