Yep lofting is fluffing it up so fluff the end that is overly stuffed and quickly compress that compartment whilst trying to suck it into the other compartment by trying to expand the walls. Down will rot, its natural after all, just depends on how
No personal experience, but here are a couple of links with information: https://www.hikingproject.com/trail/7007305/catoctin-national-scenic-trail https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/maryland/catoctin-national-recreation-trail
You might want to consider the Rockwall Trail just on the other side of the Continental Divide in British Columbia’s Kootenay National Park. There are a few entrances and exits so you can fashion your own trip. Did the whole thing about a decade
I was using a Sony a65 with a 16-80mm lens generally until a couple of years ago for backpacking. Now I have a Sony a7III. The question is which lens(es) to bring.
Sounds Good Jim. "I had a backpack girl friend who would bring half a duck, bottle of wine, premade salads" Do you still have her number? the other Jim
Originally Posted By balzaccomYep. My daughter currently lives in Geneva, and moved there from NYC, She got a bump in salary to compensate her for the higher cost of living there! Yes, salary rates are one of the highest in Europe as well that's
Can't believe how this Tour de Mont Blanc ends | Day 11 of TMB from Champex Lac to Fenetre de Arpette In today's episode of Tour de Mont Blanc we hiked from the village Champex -Lac to Fenetre d'Arpette in Switzerland. Watch the full video here:
