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Q&A What's a good, lightweight solution for portable cookware?

Buy yourself a light-weight wok. They are superb. You can cook anything any how you like in them. I have been camping-travelling for decades, and yes, the trangia IS good. But a wok is surprisingl...

posted 9y ago by user6353‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to carry fat, greasy foods like tahini sauce and peanut butter?

Out of some wonder, the peanut butter in our area comes in plastic jars, meaning that it is lighter than a normal jar. I save these plastic jars during the year and use them later on hikes. Also,...

posted 9y ago by Akabelle‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to carry fat, greasy foods like tahini sauce and peanut butter?

I would probably use a small tupperware or similar, something like this. You can also get ones where the lid clips down which are probably more secure. If you are concerned about it leaking/coming ...

posted 9y ago by nivag‭

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Q&A Can I use a tent in bear country, if I ate food in it over a year ago?

If you've got bacon grease or donut glaze smeared on your tent floor, then you'd better wash it off before you head back to bear country. Otherwise, eating food in your tent now shouldn't affect i...

posted 9y ago by 243DRob‭

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Q&A Is there National Park-equivalent protected nature in the United Kingdom?

The UK has an incredibly high population density (262 people per km²). This is one of the highest in the developed world. Though you're correct that there are higher ones; Holland has a higher one ...

posted 9y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do I use these "guy line runners" to adjust the tension on my tent's lines?

I am using these on a vango 350 this evening. Turn the plastic through 90 degrees to run the guy along the channel on the plastic. when taught let it flip naturally back to hold in place. They work...

posted 9y ago by Hazel‭

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Q&A Why should I take a pocket knife for wild camping / hiking?

I carry a Victorinox knife. On my last few trips I've used the various tools on it to pry shellfish off rocks, slice cheese and salami, prepare vegetables, cut sticking plaster, cut duct tape for g...

posted 9y ago by Greenstone Walker‭

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Q&A Why should I take a pocket knife for wild camping / hiking?

A multi-tool or a knife? A multi-tool can be a very appropriate tool for backpacking. It combines the function of many of the tools you mentioned. You may carry the tools you mention above, thou...

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

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Q&A How to carry fat, greasy foods like tahini sauce and peanut butter?

If in doubt, double bag... put them in a sealed bag of your choice, then put them in another sealed bag with the open end (of the first bag) facing towards the closed end of the second bag, if the...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Are dark or bright clothings preferable in the desert?

Actually, what you are missing here is that we also have heat radiating from our body. When we wear dark color, it absorbs that heat, and allows it to escape. When we wear a light color, it refl...

posted 9y ago by user6413‭

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Q&A Where to almost wild camp in the Ardennes?

In the Ardennes there are at present 14 places. Nine of them are in the Viroinval-Chimay region (south of the provinces Namur-Hainaut) and five are in the Parc Naturel des Deux Ourthes in the Luxem...

posted 9y ago by Some wandering yeti‭

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Q&A How to use a Rap Ring

I would like to point out that in my line of work, we have retrievable ring and webbing anchors. They're called ring and rings. They probably wouldn't work in every circumstance, but i know that th...

posted 9y ago by DezeTreeNuts‭

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Q&A What's a good, lightweight solution for portable cookware?

If you're using a campfire, some foods, like fresh-caught fish, don't require cookware. Just wrap in aluminum foil and cook in the coals. Fish or biscuits can even be cooked directly on the coals...

posted 9y ago by 243DRob‭

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Q&A Hiking in the Pyrenees late July/early August, what track should I do?

My wife and I have just returned from a week of hiking in and near the eastern Pyrenees, starting from Foix, having flown in to Toulouse. The train journey from Toulouse to Foix is pleasant and tak...

posted 9y ago by mbh038‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is it safe to cook food during a hike (on trail) when bears are possibly around?

I think part of the answer to your question relates to WHERE in the Rockies you'll be visiting. Will you be in an area that is not visited much by humans, or will you be visiting a high-traffic ar...

posted 9y ago by 243DRob‭

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Q&A Can I use a tent in bear country, if I ate food in it over a year ago?

I'm pretty sure bears can distinguish fresh food from year old residues. Otherwise nothing you own could ever go into bear country. Our clothes, cell phones, wallets etc have all been to so many mo...

posted 9y ago by Pepi‭

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Q&A How can I safely practice trad climbing?

Liam hinted at the method that was popular in the US while back, and probably still is: follow an experienced climber and clean their gear. You'll get to see actual placements & find out how ha...

posted 9y ago by Pepi‭

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Q&A How can I safely practice trad climbing?

In the UK trad climbing is the most popular form of outdoor rock climbing: there are sport routes but there are many many more trad routes, so many people (me included) actually trad climb before t...

posted 9y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is it a good idea to grind Esbit fire tabs?

A tab ground up to produce a powder will have a higher surface area, therefore the fuel is more readily available for burning, this is why you can light a ground tab using a flint and steel. The fl...

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

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Q&A Would the Red Wing Irish Setter work for Philmont?

These boots seem perfectly reasonable to me. If they are comfortable and not about to fall apart I can't see why they should be a problem. I suspect what they mean is that the are not familiar/do...

posted 9y ago by nivag‭

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Q&A How can I safely practice trad climbing?

The best way to lear how to place protections is to climb sport routes that are also suited to protection placement. Bring plenty of quickdraws (and of gear to place of course). Use the bolts, bu...

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

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Q&A Would the Red Wing Irish Setter work for Philmont?

I haven't seen any particular rules for boots at Philmont. I am aware of a wide range of footwear having been used, ranging from the traditional heavy high-topped boots to lightweight, low-cut tra...

posted 9y ago by requiem‭

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Q&A Pike fishing equipment & rigging

All other answers assume that you want to use spinning reel and lure as your tackle, but it is also possible to catch pike on the fly. It is indeed a lot of fun, as you can check out from this vide...

posted 9y ago by Kenji‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A How many bike paths parallel the Ohio River?

Using Google Maps, with Bicycling as the transportation mode (August 2015). I was able to identify about 111 miles of dedicated bike paths and a few bike friendly roads that fairly closely parallel...

posted 9y ago by James Jenkins‭

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Q&A How do you tie your shoes one handed?

First, I'm sorry to hear about your arm. Tying a shoelace with one hand may almost be impossible but you could follow these simple steps: (Source...

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

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