Maine lawmakers make the first moves to supersede the new federal law allowing loaded guns in national parks.
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Maine lawmakers make the first moves to supersede the new federal law allowing loaded guns in national parks.
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This GPS user has had enough! Listing some frustrations with GPS devices and software.
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How natural and unnatural sounds impact the debate about whether America has true wilderness.
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A follow up to Tuesday’s look at whether America has true wilderness, or if wilderness is just a frame of mind.
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Compass Points starts a conversation about whether America has true wilderness, or is it a state of mind?
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Filmmaker Allegra Hyde offers an entertaining and tender story about her father’s first backpacking trip, a rough journey into Maine’s 100 Mile Wilderness.
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If you love national parks and haven’t signed up to watch Tony Farley’s fantastic Beautiful Places in HD podcast on iTunes, c’mon, hop to it. Farley’s camera creates digital images as close to human-eye perfection as I’ve ever seen, and each three- to five-minute podcast has such a serene ambiance, you’d gratefully fall asleep if [...]
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Few moments in the life of a backpacker present more peril than when you introduce a girlfriend/wife to your beloved sport. I’ve a few stories about this, which seem hilarious to me now … not so funny to Alison, my wife. I’ve dragged her to the holy mountain in Ireland to the desert surrounding Phoenix [...]
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I’ve written before about the joy of paddling a kayak through a downtown canyon, and National Geographic Adventure a few days ago listed what they believe are the best North American cities to paddle in: San Francisco Chicago Washington, D.C. Pittsburgh Portland, Maine Boston New York City Portland, Oregon Seattle Toronto I’ve written before to [...]
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