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May 16, 2008
 
 

Topic: Instructions for Participants

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instructions Valuables are a constant source of concern while traveling. It is tempting to have a camera o­n hand or a laptop or credit cards, but when immersed in the here and now, it can get to be a burden we don't want. There are simple things we can do, to make our experiences convenient and light.

Read full article: 'How to carry valuables safely in India - tips'
Posted by WideAware on Friday, October 19, 2007 (722 Reads)
 
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Over the years of experience working in the outdoors, I have come to a realization that among the hundreds of people genuinely interested in exploring themselves through adventure, there are a significant few who seem to get their satisfaction from making your life miserable. As a professional, I can’t rant at them openly.



Read full article: 'How to be the stupidest adventure tourist ever'
Posted by WideAware on Sunday, March 25, 2007 (949 Reads)
 
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This is not intended to be a medical explanation, but something based on experience with many people in high altitudes. The most common non-serious problems I have encountered with height gain are flatulence, upset stomachs, early onset of periods for women near their due date, and head aches.




Read full article: 'Body changes with altitude gain'
Posted by WideAware on Wednesday, January 24, 2007 (1137 Reads)
 
instructions An excellent article with tips for a more comfortable existence at high altitudes by Steve Gillman

Note: Copyright Steve Gillman. There is more on dealing with altitude in the ebook "Ultralight Backpacking Secrets (And Wilderness Survival Tips)". get it FREE, as well as photos, gear recommendations, and a new wilderness survival section, at: http://www.The-Ultralight-Site.com

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Steven_Gillman


Read full article: 'High Altitude Tips for Back packers'
Posted by WideAware on Monday, December 25, 2006 (584 Reads)
 
instructions It is no joking matter to be able to be comfortable in the great outdoors and ensure free body movement, if you are inexperienced. Being comfortable is an important element of having a good time in the outdoors. And it is not only about staying dry, or having shoes with a good grip either. It is about wearing clothes you can forget about after wearing them.

Read full article: 'Outdoor clothing - guidelines for comfort'
Posted by WideAware on Sunday, December 24, 2006 (1334 Reads)
 
instructions This may seem pointless to many, but the need to stay adequately clothed is something many ignore, when wandering in the Himalaya. It can make all the difference between life and death!

Read full article: 'Stay clothed - damn it!'
Posted by WideAware on Monday, December 18, 2006 (433 Reads)
 
instructions A general set of instructions for those indulging in our celebrations of the monsoons. Please use common sense in applying them as needed, and expanding o­n them where needed, or contact us for clarifications.

Read full article: 'Monsoon Hikes Instructions'
Posted by WideAware on Friday, June 02, 2006 (658 Reads)
 
instructions Ready to head off into the woods? Don't forget your mosquito control products. Nothing ruins a camping trip like becoming a buffet for every biting bug in the forest.

Read full article: 'Braving Insects in the Great Outdoors'
Posted by WideAware on Thursday, May 11, 2006 (551 Reads)
 
instructions Important considerations before leaving for a programme

Read full article: 'Planning and preparations'
Posted by WideAware on Wednesday, May 10, 2006 (674 Reads)
 
instructions Commonly found sources of discomfort, and their preventions in the outdoors

Read full article: 'Common problems and preventions'
Posted by WideAware on Wednesday, May 10, 2006 (664 Reads)
 

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