Godspeed to the travelers. I hope it is challenging but not life threatening.
I'm a big Stan Rogers fan, singing along to NWP and others. A sad day when his plane went down.
I had a weeklong paddling trip in Sweden in an area that turned out resembling the Canadian Shield.
Did a day trip in France on the Gardon River, ending at the Pont du Gard, which I found quite impressive. A walk into the back country around the area unintentionally brought us to remains of the...
When I was on a lake in Verendrye I got caught in a sudden intense downpour. The water quickly rose to 3-4 inches in the bottom of the boat before I made it to shore. I didn’t have a bailer. It would have been handy.
^ Yes, exactly. You can bleed out in seconds, you can do without air for a few minutes.
The course says that for outdoor sports, severe wounds and broken bones are most common.
That said, most examples were hiking, mountain biking and rock climbing.
The online wilderness first aid course I am taking is excellent. You can see it at survivalmedonline.com. It is also cheap.
There are a few things that I have never heard before and thought I would pass on. At least these are the two I can think of at this time.
1. You can use HONEY as a...
I'd purchase some bandanas if they were cotton. Bandanas, at least for my useage, need to be absorbant and polyester and bamboo do not cut it. But that is just me.
What is GDF/guide fusion? Swift lists expedition Kevlar, Kevlar fusion and carbon fusion for its layups.
How much does the boat weigh?
I‘m in Florida and am considering this.
I took notes or a log on most of my trips. I can even lay my hands on most of them. But they are sketchy, some of them. I wish I had written more.
The paper photos from film cameras on early trips are faded.
I haven’t written up day trips in Florida. I wish I had.