Activity for AdamV‭

Type	On...	Excerpt	Status	Date
Answer	—	A: Is it illegal to walk on single or dual carriageways in the UK? If it's not a motorway, it's not illegal. It might however be dangerous or very ill-advised (think of the fumes you would inhale all the way). I live near the A1 and would not consider walking any distance along it except in an emergency, the vehicles are way too close and way too fast. (more)	—	almost 6 years ago
Answer	—	A: Given limited space and weight what should I carry to get a fire going with damp wood? A couple of additional thoughts: A metal pencil sharpener with a large hole (often only available as a two-hole sharpener). Great for turning twigs into shavings. More surface area should mean they dry faster (once you have an initial bit of tinder going) and catch more easily. Shavings will blow ar... (more)	—	almost 6 years ago
Answer	—	A: Which knot to tie bulky objects together for transport A constrictor knot might be a good option. If you get it really tight, it might need to be cut off, but because of the way the outer wrap goes over two inner ones at one point, you can usually do this safely without risking cutting the item(s) it is tied around. See:https://www.animatedknots.com/con... (more)	—	almost 6 years ago
Answer	—	A: What's this knot called? I am fairly sure I have seen this documented by Mark Grommers of PACI. On this page http://www.paci.com.au/knots.php you can download the document 01knots.pdf (password is given on the webpage). In v5.3b (16th Oct 2017), on page 37 and 38 there are two variations of the offset overhand bend for join... (more)	—	almost 6 years ago
Answer	—	A: What methods can be used to keep a cooler cold longer? Freeze as much of the contents as practical eg bottled soft drinks, spare water. You can freeze water in a bladder such as Platypus or Camelbak (with lids rather than hoses ideally) - don't fill completely, leave a gap then squeeze air out, leaving only a small air pocket at the filling hole. Or jus... (more)	—	almost 6 years ago
Answer	—	A: Is it possible to "pad" the shoulder straps of backpack? Worry about the hip belt first, make sure she can carry the load on the hips (sitting above/on the hips, not around/below). Shoulder straps should prevent the pack from falling backwards too far, but should not carry load vertically. For 6kg (or to be honest, even twice that) the shoulder straps shou... (more)	—	almost 9 years ago