Pigeon Post, November 2016

November 2016

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Purple is here to stay I believe the innovations in lightweight clothing and equipment (‘From purple fleece to pimped GPS’, October 2016) that took place in the 1990s made tramping accessible to a far greater number of people. There was no longer a need to keep those expensive, heavy boots in the cupboard until their next […]
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