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What Is the Best Way to Walk in Extreme Downhill?

In a natural environment you can have a variety of possible inclination angles, and this even on the same descending route. So it may be necessary to use different technics.

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Descending a Dry Grass Slope with Serious Inclination and Exposure

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Descending a dry grass slope with serious inclination and exposure can be as dangerous as descending snow slopes. So the same technics should be used for self-arrest.

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If I’m Caught in Lightning Above Tree-Line, What Should I Do?

You do not want to be caught in lightning above tree-line, but if this happens, it does not mean you will necessarily die, statistics is not so bad, so do not panic.

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Do Mountains Really Make Their Own Weather, And If So Why?

When you are in high mountains and watch their glaciated peaks from warm valleys, then the answer to the question in the title seems obvious, doesn’t it? But there is much more to this.

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Why Does My Nose Run in the Mountains?

So this is something personal and I have this issue every time. Indeed, my nose runs whenever I begin hiking and it doesn’t stop until I finish and get back from the mountain.

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