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How to Navigate with a Map & Compass
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Bushfire Safety for Hikers
Last Updated Aug 20, 2020 Here in Australia, we are acutely aware of the devastating effect of Bushfires. By their…
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How to Treat Blisters
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How to Navigate with a Map & Compass
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How to Waterproof a Backpack
There are few design concepts within hiking and outdoors gear that make me smile as much as the selling point…
Best Apps for Australian Hiking
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23 Tips for driving on dirt roads
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“It doesn’t matter if you take a short easy walk to a lookout, or carry a pack off-track for weeks at a time. Both are equally valid.”
CARO RYAN
Bushwalking & Hiking Tips from an Unexpected Outdoors Chick
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