Outdoors Magazine

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• American Explorer Prepares To Walk Across Africa

  

  American explorer and anthropologist Julian Monroe Fisher is preparing for his next big expedition, one that will see him cross the African continent on foot,... Read more

  The 18 February 2011 by   Kungfujedi
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• Doping Charges Against Contador Dropped, He's Free To Race

  

  In other cycling news, doping charges against Alberto Contador have been dropped and he is now free to race in the Tour of Algarve which began today. His one... Read more

  The 16 February 2011 by   Kungfujedi
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• Scuba Diving and Abyss Exploring

  

  “I am an abyss explorer”. The words are of famous freediver Guillaume Nery but they also remind me of watching the great Jacques Cousteau on TV as a child.... Read more

  The 13 February 2011 by   Flemmingbo
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• Skiing This Half-Term

  

  It's no secret that the Alps has not had any real snowfall for a few weeks. Skies have generally been blue and cloudless, and most of the snow that people have... Read more

  The 11 February 2011 by   Surfcat
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• The Wildmen Zoo

  

  Normally we don’t do zoos but when we heard that the most dangerous zoo in the world was not far from Buenos Aires, we couldn’t resist. The zoo wasn’t very... Read more

  The 20 January 2011 by   Thewildmen
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• 25 Kilometers Wildman Run in the Patagonian Mountains

  

  A couple of days ago, a guy from Patagonia adventure gave me a challenge that I couldn’t resist - to run the popular Lagona los Tres track to the foot of Mount... Read more

  The 17 January 2011 by   Thewildmen
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• Climbing Ice Falls Around Chamonix

  

  My idea of ice climbing was that it was a pure hassle and involved a lot of suffering, I completely understood why so few girls were into ice climbing... But... Read more

  The 08 January 2011 by   Mountainspirit
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• Fashion Forward 2011: Mission Workshop Messenger Bags and Backpacks

  

  One my favorite things about the Holiday Season is being able to relax and visit with people that you normally don't have the opportunity to see. This year we... Read more

  The 07 January 2011 by   Dianefergurson
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• Normal Route on Aiguille De La République

  

  Seen from the Mer the Glace, the one satellite of Grands Charmoz catches the eye of every adventurous alpine climber. The esthetic shape of an index finger... Read more

  The 01 August 2010 by   Mountainspirit
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• What Can Climbers Do To Preserve The High Alpine Environment?

  

  Mountaineering itself is a celebration of nature, but when practiced by tens of thousands climbers every summer it will inevitable cause progressive damage to... Read more

  The 18 July 2010 by   Mountainspirit
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