Danubian Sailor
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See all 94 »I'm considering stand up paddling as a sport for rest periods for my legs (running, hiking, cycling) and a way to train upper body muscles. I've checked the prices, of course the cheapest are the...
2 answers · posted 7y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 7y ago by System
Heavy rain can soak all of your gear. There are some things that you don't ever want to get wet, like your camera. I've learned to protect those things with string bags, which are light and I alway...
1 answer · posted 13y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 9y ago by System
What is the good choice for the running shoes for winter conditions in city (mostly running on asphalt)? When the snow is shoveld, normal running shoes would be no problem, but when the snow fallin...
5 answers · posted 14y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 7y ago by System
I have currently no place of permanent perspective (from the geocache's point of view, I think it should be about 5 years, to be able to service cache in that time). So I'm thinking about creating ...
1 answer · posted 13y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 13y ago by System
In one of the series of Survivorman the Les Stroud has put into fire the whole fallen pine. A very thick trunk will burn for a long time. Generally, the thicker the wood the longer it will burn. A...
posted 13y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 13y ago by System
People falling asleep and dying were already affected by hypothermia, once it happens to you, the only chance is a heat source such as fire or other people, however if you are alone, you will have ...
posted 13y ago by Danubian Sailor
This is a common problem during wild camping or survival activity, especially during colder seasons. You are tired, you have lost a lot of calories during day, and now you want to wash, but the onl...
1 answer · posted 13y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 8y ago by System
You can try waymarking. The concepts comes from virtual caches, which currently are able to register only in a few geocaching portals, such as opencaching.de. However, if your aim is to learn your...
posted 13y ago by Danubian Sailor
On my trip I've been accompanied by a few wasps. I don't know what attracted them but they were trying to sit on me, which wasn't comfortable to me, since a bite of a wasp is causing by me a swelli...
1 answer · posted 14y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 7y ago by System
It happens quite often by geocaching: the cache is situated somewhere near the rail track, but it seems that you are on the wrong site... The legal passage is quite far, and you have still a lot of...
2 answers · posted 12y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 9y ago by System
I've been geocaching using Android smartphone, but it slowly becomes unsatisfying. The battery time of Android smartphones is too low, I need to minimize time I'm walking with device on, because ba...
1 answer · posted 12y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 12y ago by System
What are the legal issues when entering school areas while searching for geocaches? Some caches are located in such places. The first is available without problem for children and teachers, but wha...
2 answers · posted 14y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 11y ago by System
How much garlic should I use in the mountain kitchen during backpacking camps? I'm asking from the perspective of the person who wants to plan such a camp and the menu on it. Walking a lot with a ...
1 answer · posted 14y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 14y ago by System
The general rule is that the rock can't get hot. When you heat the rock, the water inside evaporates and can crack the rock. If you're just making fire to warm yourself or cook something (a steak, ...
posted 14y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 14y ago by System
Is it good idea to use city tickets for public transport (laminated or in string bags) as exchange objects or traveller objects (krets)? Are such items welcomed by the geocachers community? From t...
1 answer · posted 14y ago by Danubian Sailor · last activity 14y ago by System
