Winter navigation

August 2013

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August 2013

Stepping stones, like this fence, will help you stay on track in low visibility conditions. Photo: Michael Nuttall
Using stepping stones in low visibility conditions will help you stay on track The shorter days and poorer weather experienced in winter mean those out exploring the wilderness need to be better prepared than if tramping in summer. The same goes for navigation in winter. The likelihood of being caught in the dark, a snow […]
Alistair Hall

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