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Posts by stib‭

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Q&A Best rope for a rope swing

A few years ago I, er… a friend of mine, put up a rope swing in a nearby park. It's in a large eucalyptus, about 25 metres high, and is much loved by many local kids – and parents. Originaly I ju...

7 answers  ·  posted 10y ago by stib‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A When making an anchor with static rope around a boulder, what knot should I use

If I'm using a natural feature such as a boulder or a lump of rock as part of an anchor by tying a static rope around it, what are the best knots to use? I'm thinking that there would be different ...

2 answers  ·  posted 6y ago by stib‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Hot coffee brewing solutions for deep woods camping

If you're an espresso purist you could try a minipresso. They're a hand powered esspresso machine. I was introduced to them by a climbing guide who actually climbed with one and brewed up on top of...

posted 5y ago by stib‭

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Q&A Hot coffee brewing solutions for deep woods camping

Another alternative, similar to cowboy coffee, but a bit more refined is a Turkish style cezve (AKA ibrik). These are usually made of super thin copper and are light enough to pack. For these you...

posted 5y ago by stib‭

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