Zero-waste tramping

November 2018

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November 2018

Tramping food for an overnight hike for two. Mushroom burgers for dinner, porridge for breakfast
Take only photos, leave only footprints, and certainly don’t leave your rubbish behind, writes Amanda Chapman Having to lug out the smelly bag of group rubbish is an all too familiar part of tramping. It often feels like a chore, but with some forward planning it’s anything but. My friends and I only carry out […]

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