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New Atlas of Canada Map Featuring the Canadian North

The Atlas of Canada recently published a beautiful new cartography product featuring the Canadian North in support of Natural Resources Canada and the Government of Canada’s... Read more

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Mountain Days

Totting up Mountain Days is just part of the long and winding road towards a Mountain Leader qualification. If, like me, you live in London, then accumulating the dauntingly large... Read more

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The 09 April 2012 by Exceedpossibility
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Buff to Bust: A Story of Headwear

"Don't part with your buffs. When they are gone, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live" - Mark Twain What's going in the photo above? Read more

The 15 April 2012 by Hikingfiasco
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Blog Makeover 101, April 2012

Computers will kill you. This post is definitely going to be a ramble, so don't say I didn't warn you. Well, unless you haven't been here before or if you have... Read more

The 05 April 2012 by Hikingfiasco
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Matt Browning – Unicycle C2C

A chap I met at a BIM seminar last week is doing the C2C for charity over the June bank holiday weekend, as perhaps many will be. However he is doing it on a... Read more

The 28 April 2012 by Stodge
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Wintery Moscow: Where People Wear Fur and Lamposts Wear Scarves

We barely scratched the surface but still enjoyed our sampling of sprawling, bustling, glitsy Moscow in wintertime. First step, learning to navigate the... Read more

The 20 April 2012 by Stangie
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Borge Ousland Gets Married At The North Pole

So yesterday I posted an update on Mark Wood reaching the North Pole and in that post I indicated that he crashed a wedding upon his arrival at 90ºN. Turns out... Read more

The 13 April 2012 by Kungfujedi
Everest 2012: Climbers In Camp 1 On South Side

The climbs on Everest have officially begun! After arriving in Base Camp last week most of the teams spent the first few days getting settled in and working on... Read more

The 17 April 2012 by Kungfujedi
The Best Spots for Rock Climbing in Cyprus

A guest post I’ve been bitten by the bug, the rock-climbing bug and it happened when I least expected it. My brother insisted on dragging me along to a... Read more

The 08 April 2012 by Exceedpossibility
Allll Aboard: the Trans-siberian from Beijing to Moscow

We were ending our time in China… and we needed to get to Europe. The prospect of taking the Trans-Siberian railroad on a seven-day (non-stop) train journey fro... Read more

The 20 April 2012 by Stangie
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The Nubra Valley

The large, desert valley of Nubra is formed by the meeting of the Shyok and Siachen rivers. This wide, high altitude valley separates the Ladakh and the... Read more

The 01 April 2012 by Spanafrican
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